This list of over 27 Medieval Activities for Kids is sure to make your learning adventures fun!

Learn about middle ages history with hands-on lesson on medieval times church for kids: statues,illuminated manuscripts, and more!

Recreate the majesty of the kings and queens of medieval Europe with this wearable crown craft made out of strips of construction paper.

We have been doing some fascinating activities for our Medieval History unit, (Viking Runes, Medieval Illuminations, and our own homemade Medieval Subtleties) but this craft or "craftivity" turned out the most beautiful of all. We created our own stained glass windows! This is an easy activity, especially if you purchase our premade Medieval Window packet which includes 4 possible designs for your students to choose from to make their window. You will also need a transparency sheet (or some…

This jousting activity is super fun to do as you study King Arthur, or just as an excuse to goof off and have fun as a bit of messy play. My kids all loved it.

When I visited Europe as a child, I remember being struck by the Gothic stained glass windows, and particularly the rose windows found in so many cathedrals- for their symmetry and massive scale. So this year as we've been homeschooling through the Middle Ages, I found myself wanting to help my children interact a little with the beauty of Gothic stained glass somehow. I liked the way this project allowed my children to do their own work but create pieces that were unique and presentable. I…

Looking for dragon activities for kids? This flying dragon craft uses simple levers to make it really fly, making it a fun dragon STEM activity as well.

Elementary students always have fun learning about medieval Europe. In this blog, learn about some of the medieval history activities I have in my TpT store. Illuminated letters, crowns, and coat of arms have never been more fun! #historyresources #historyactivites #middleages #tptpins #teacherspayteachers

Yesterday was the first session in my after school Medieval Art Class! What a blast! I have a great group of kids and a nice mix of boys and girls! Aren't these fabulous?! We did a variation on a project I saw in the book, "Medieval Projects You Can Do" by Marsha Groves. The image is pretty much the one Groves uses, but I used the Contact paper technique that I've developed with my students over the last couple years. I showed the children pictures of stained glass from medieval times…