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"The Time Traveler's Guide to Medieval Times" by Mary Pope Osborne

Summary: This book offers a kid-friendly journey into medieval life, focusing on castles, knights, and daily living.

Why it's great: It’s part of the Magic Tree House Fact Trackers series, which connects well with young readers who love the fictional stories and want to dive deeper into history.

"The Middle Ages: An Interactive History Adventure" by Allison Lassieur

Summary: This choose-your-own-adventure-style book allows students to make choices as they explore medieval Europe as different characters (knight, serf, etc.).

Why it's great: It provides an engaging, interactive experience that brings history to life through decision-making.

"Knights in Shining Armor" by Gail Gibbons

Summary: A beautifully illustrated book that introduces children to the world of knights and castles.

Why it's great: Gail Gibbons presents historical topics in a simple, easy-to-understand format.

"Castle: How It Works" by David Macaulay

Summary: This book describes how medieval castles were built and how they functioned.

Why it's great: Macaulay’s detailed illustrations give students a deeper understanding of the architecture and purpose of castles.

"You Wouldn't Want to Be a Medieval Knight!" by Fiona Macdonald

Summary: This humorous book explores the hardships and dangers of being a knight.

Why it's great: The humor makes learning about the struggles of medieval life fun and accessible for younger students.

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https://historyforkids.org/the-middle-ages/

https://www.natgeokids.com/uk/discover/history/general-history/anglo-saxons/

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The Middle Ages Facts for Kids - History for Kids

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The Middle Ages were a time of social change, wars, and natural disasters. The end of the Middle Ages was the Renaissance. Click for more!

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PBS LearningMedia: Medieval Europe Series

Description: A series of short, educational videos that explore different aspects of medieval life, including castles, knights, and the feudal system.

Why it's great: The videos are short and easy to follow, designed specifically for younger audiences.

Crash Course Kids: The Middle Ages (YouTube)

Description: This series offers animated and simplified explanations of medieval history.

Why it's great: The engaging format and humor make it a fun way for kids to learn about history.

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1) Virtual field trip: Warwick Castle

https://matterport.com/discover/space/Rumcypmpj1N?srsltid=AfmBOopZbuKXwTkPEkNOW_C8wOvvoV6ZGLNuSGPYr6qiV29odLzHYYm8

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