Protestant Reformation Unit Plan Bundle
An amazing set of ready-to-teach resources and daily lesson plans for middle school or high school World History classrooms.
This bundle gives you more than two weeks of fully planned lessons on the Protestant Reformation, from Martin Luther and the 95 Theses through Henry VIII, the Church of England, and the Catholic response.
Students write their own 95 Theses, compare Catholic and Protestant beliefs, design a Reformation theme park, and build pop-up notes on the key reformers.
All of the following resources are included in the zip file download:
- PowerPoint lesson on the Protestant Reformation
- Pop-up notes on the key reformers
- 9-page unit packet with a timeline, map, people, & more
- Reading and worksheet on Martin Luther
- Create Your Own 95 Theses activity
- Activity comparing Catholic & Protestant beliefs
- Flipped classroom lesson on Henry VIII and the Church of England
- Lesson on resistance during the Reformation
- Reformation Theme Park Project
PLUS you also get a mapping activity, readings, video links, review games, and multiple assessment options.
Best of all, there are detailed lesson plans for every day of the unit! Each one includes lesson objectives, how to structure the class, links to videos, Google Docs, and more, so your entire unit is planned out for you.
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"This saved my life!! I needed more engaging assignments for our Reformation unit and this delivered! My students truly understood the content because we used it in so many ways." - Marissa S.
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"This was a great bundle. Great activities!!!! Very helpful in teaching the material." - Nicoya W.
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"I loved this resource! I have purchased many things from this seller and none disappoint. The variety in this unit is amazing! There is something for every type of learner." - Emily S.
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"I genuinely loved this unit for my classroom. It is very well organized and saved me so much planning time. My students enjoyed mixing the digital and paper notebook activities and I loved how it already had lessons, notes, videos, and the test included. I will be coming back for more units like this in the future." - Danielle G.
