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This teaching material explores the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, one of the world’s most iconic Gothic landmarks. Students learn about Gothic architecture, stained glass windows, flying buttresses, rose windows, vaulted ceilings, gargoyles, sculptures, organ music, and the cathedral’s historical role in French history. The material highlights Notre-Dame’s importance as a symbol of Paris, France, religion, and culture. It also discusses Victor Hugo’s novel, the 2019 fire, and the global restoration efforts. With detailed information, comprehension tasks, true or false statements, and a technical term definition, this resource is perfect for classes studying European history, architecture, and cultural heritage. Suitable for middle school and high school, this 5-page material includes structured texts, mnemonic summaries, comprehension questions, and solutions. Teachers receive a ready-to-use package that brings Gothic art, French history, and cultural heritage into the classroom, encouraging critical thinking and appreciation of world heritage sites.