Classroom Clearinghouse
Preview: 3 of 14 pages. Scroll sideways to see more.
Page 1
Page 1
Page 2
Page 2
Page 3
Page 3
$3.00
No account needed. You get a download link.
Grade6th Grade to 8th Grade
Resource typeLesson Plans
SubjectHistory
FormatPDF, 14 pages
How was this made?Created by hand, with images from generation tools
Updated2026-10-26

No Prep Plans: The Vikings — Daily Life & Culture Viking Family Life

No Prep Plans: The Vikings — Daily Life & Culture Viking Family Life | Create a Viking Family Record Book | Grades 6–8

Explore what everyday life was really like for Viking families with this engaging research + hands-on project! Students investigate Viking households, family roles, women’s rights and responsibilities, childhood, kinship, marriage, and family honor before creating their own historically informed Viking Family Record Book.
Students choose a farming household, trading family, or chieftain’s family, then create family members and show how each person contributed to daily life. A special “Keys of the Household” feature explores the authority and responsibilities Viking women could hold within the home.

What's Included
- Teacher Directions
- Viking Family Life Overview
- Mini Research Questions
- 5-Step Group Activity
- Online Research Resources
- 3 Student Research, Planning & Reflection Pages
- Black-and-White Student Pages
- Viking Family Record Book Project
- Final Project Checklist
- Credits & Copyright

Why Teachers Love It
✓ No-prep and easy to implement
✓ Combines research, creativity, and collaboration
✓ Goes beyond warriors and raids to explore everyday Viking life
✓ Structured pages guide students from research to creation
✓ Encourages historical thinking and application
✓ Black-and-white student versions included

Teacher Note
This resource is designed to support and supplement classroom instruction. Teachers should review and adapt the content, activities, terminology, and expectations as needed to align with their own curriculum, learning objectives, school requirements, and the needs of their students.

Perfect for: World History, Medieval History, Viking units, project-based learning, enrichment, and homeschool.

Grades 6–8 | Research + Group Project | 1–2 Class Periods
·

This resource is also part of a bundle with 9 other resources

Questions

No questions yet.

Reviews

No reviews yet. Buyers can review a resource from their order page.

More from No Prep Plans