Information sheet about the relative positions, roles and rankings of people in Anglo-Saxons times.

Which laws did the Anglo-Saxons introduce that are still with us today? - Presentation is a resource from 'Which laws did the Anglo-Saxons introduce that are still with us today?', a 3rd Grade History lesson from the unit Crime and Punishment. This lesson uses an enquiry-approach method and will facilitate students when answering the question 'Which laws did the Anglo-Saxons introduce that are still with us today?''

Which laws did the Anglo-Saxons introduce that are still with us today? - Presentation

Which laws did the Anglo-Saxons introduce that are still with us today? - Teacher's notes 

What do these Anglo-Saxon words mean? - vocabulary task - Worksheet is a resource from 'Which laws did the Anglo-Saxons introduce that are still with us today?', a 3rd Grade History lesson from the unit Crime and Punishment. This lesson uses an enquiry-approach method and will facilitate students when answering the question 'Which laws did the Anglo-Saxons introduce that are still with us today?''

What do these Anglo-Saxon words mean? - vocabulary task - Worksheet

Info sheet for students  describing punishments in Anglo-Saxons times.

Punishments in Anglo-Saxons times - Info sheet

Information sheet covering the typical punishments that were handed out for specific crimes during the Anglo-Saxons times.

Different punishments for different crimes - Info sheet

This lesson uses an enquiry-approach method, and will facilitate students answering the question, 'Which laws did the Anglo-Saxons introduce that are still with us today? ' It is a 3rd Grade History lesson from the unit Crime and Punishment from Focus Education.

Which laws did the Anglo-Saxons introduce that are still with us today?

3rd Grade

History

Crime and Punishment

Anglo-Saxons were not all equal info-sheet

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Anglo-Saxons were not all equal info-sheet

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