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This fun and active learning marketplace activity is designed to encourage your students to move around the classroom and collaborate effectively, whilst evaluating how tolerantly Medieval society treated different groups whilst enhancing their critical analytical skills and deepening their understanding of our Modern British Values.

The main task looks at the treatment of Jews, Muslims, Lepers and Heretics. This investigation can be extended by looking at the treatment of Vikings during the St Brice’s Day Massacre, Women and Medicine and a case study which looks at the massacre of the Jewish population in York.

The lesson features diverse support activities tailored to accommodate various learning needs, with a comprehensive resource section at the end that provides additional photocopying materials and support tasks for an optional extended writing exercise including a review triangle exercise which group suffered the most, writing frames and PEEL templates.

Upon purchasing this lesson, you will receive a 38-slide PowerPoint presentation that includes clearly defined aims and objectives, engaging starters and plenaries to frame the lesson, informative slides that how different groups were treated and a variety of plenary tasks to choose from to help consolidate the learning, including a continuum post-it note voting exercise. The addition resource section includes extra slides, tasks and activities to help you customise the lesson for your students. Please see the detailed preview.

This lesson has also been uploaded in both office and PDF format for your convenience. Please see the detailed preview for more information. The aims and objectives of this lesson are:

Theme: Medieval Society
Know: How were different groups treated by Medieval society?
Understand: The role of the Church and State in shaping attitudes?
Evaluate: How tolerant was Medieval Society?
Skills: Source Analysis, Cause, Consequence & Collaboration

WILF – What Am I Looking For?
Can You Describe: How did Medieval society treat different groups?
Can You Explain: The role of the Church and State in shaping attitudes?
Can You Evaluate: How tolerant was Medieval Society?

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