PPT-The Viking Age : “Home of the Vikings”

Core Knowledge Grade 3 Domain 6 Lesson 2 What Have We Already Learned Locate on the map and tell one or two facts about Scandinavia Iceland Greenland Newfoundland Timeline Review When did the Viking Age begin. Settlements. Vikings did not live in large cities, castles, and villages like the rest of their European neighbors.. Instead, they lived on isolated farmsteads, surrounded by grain fields and pasture land.. . The Vikings have a dragon on the front of the ship to keep evil spirits away.. Viking means a pirate raid.. Viking children did not have to go to school but they had to milk the goats cows and pigs, help with the cleaning and pick out the vegetables.. By: Sebastian Arteaga . I. Introduction. The Vikings were people that lived in communities in Norway; they Vikings earned a reputation of raiders and stealers and didn`t earned the reputation they deserved for sailing to America first then Colon and discovering Greenland, and have written the first parliament. were self-sufficient. . Raids. . First Raid was in AD793 near the English border in a monastery. Monks recorded all of the Viking attacks. Raids started small and unorganised, soon thousands of Vikings left their homelands to raid other countries.. Matheus Vasconcellos. The Columbus School. History Project. Introduction. Vikings were fierce warriors and seafarers who attacked tows and villages during the 800s and 900s. The Vikings were hated and feared by their victims which isn't at all surprising. Vikings lived in Scandinavia(Sweden, Norway and Denmark.) Vikings attacked in about 350 ships with thousands of armed men, the attack was a totally surprise. This attacks were called raids. A raid is sudden. Vikings invade from the North:. From about 800-1000 C.E. invasions destroyed the Carolingian Empire. The Vikings (. Northsmen. /Norsemen) were a Germanic people from Scandinavia, Northern Europe. The Vikings worshiped warlike gods and took pride in names like Eric the . My . Research. CLOTHES . SHIPS. FOOD. WOMEN AND CHILDREN. CLOTHES. Like most people in Europe at the time, the Vikings used wool more than anything else for making clothes. The Vikings brought sheep with them to the islands they settled in the North Atlantic for wool and meat. ". The Vikings lived over one thousand years ago and came from the three countries of Scandinavia: Denmark,. . Norway and Sweden. Many Vikings were great travellers and sailed all over Europe and the Atlantic Ocean in their long ships. . Origins and Spread of Scandinavian Culture. Vikings did not wear these…. They did not normally use double headed axes but instead mostly spears. Vikings used human skulls as drinking vessels. . There was a phrase saying that the Danes drink . 772-1066 A.D.. Essential Standard. 6.H.2- Understand the political, economic and/or social significance of historical events, issues, individuals and cultural groups.. 6.G.1- Understand geographic factors that influenced the emergence, expansion and decline of civilizations, societies and regions (i.e. Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas) over time.. The Viking Age : “Home of the Vikings” Core Knowledge Grade 3 Domain 6 Lesson 2 What Have We Already Learned? Locate on the map and tell one or two facts about: Scandinavia Iceland Greenland Newfoundland OBJECTIVES: To understand who the Vikings were by using the power point information to c omplete a “5 Themes of Civilization” graphic organizer . Standard: Summarize the social, political, cultural, and economic contributions of individuals and groups in world history. The Viking Age : “Viking Raiders & Traders” Core Knowledge Grade 3 Domain 6 Lesson 4 What Have We Already Learned? Why were ships important to the Vikings? The Vikings relied on ships as a mode of transportation; due to Scandinavia’s proximity to rivers and the sea, the Vikings used these bodies of water for fishing and traveling. Who were the Vikings? . Vikings . scallywabbed. their . enimies. . beetween. 793AD to 1066 AD when they were defeated by the Normans.. Some . V. ikings were horrible . a. nd some Vikings were friendly settlers..