Magna carta for kids

Children can write their own rules and create their very own Magna Carta.

Browse our KS3 Magna Carta & Parliament teaching resources and activities that are specifically for teaching KS3 History in years 7, 8 and 9 (Aged 11-14).

History – Cycle 2 – Claritas Classical Academy Memory Work Week 13 – I enjoyed reading the facts on this website AND there is a fairly short video for your viewing enjoyment. Magna Carta – Middle Ages for Kids!

Have you heard of the Magna Carta? Do you know what it is, or why it’s so important? On the 800th anniversary of the signing of the Magna Carta at Runnymede, Eileen Cameron fills you in...

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The TES website has some really helpful resources which I could use to help teach the Magna Carta to a year seven class. The first worksheet has a flowchart which depicts the events which contributed to the formation of the Magna Carta, making the various grievances of the barons easily decipherable. There are then questions which help the students to engage with the material which will have previously been discussed in class: Another worksheet which I have found helps to easily divide the…

Now, this was a fun anchor chart to make! Since we’ll be covering the 2nd half of Story of the World, volume 2, I’ll be reviewing all the good stuff we learned last year. The Magna Ca…

Kids learn about King John and the Magna Carta from the Middle Ages and Medieval times. How this historical document set the stage for democracy in the west.

Students read a few paragraphs about the Magna Carta and write the main idea and two supporting ideas on the lines provided.

Have you heard of the Magna Carta? Do you know what it is, or why it’s so important? On the 800th anniversary of the signing of the Magna Carta at Runnymede, Eileen Cameron fills you in...