PROTESTANT REFORMATION: Denominations, Henry VIII, Church of England

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This no-prep, editable lesson introduces students to new denominations created during the Protestant Reformation, including King Henry’s Church of England. The lesson begins with whole class notetaking, followed by a reading passage about the wives of King Henry VIII. The resource includes all lesson components: slides with a warm-up and short lecture, student activity, and a conclusion. An answer key and a lesson plan are provided to ensure this resource is effortless to implement. Both print and digital versions are included.

This resource is delivered as a PDF and includes Google links to the editable version.

What you get:

  1. Editable slides that walk you through the lesson and include a short video.
  2. Reading passage
  3. Student handout
  4. Lesson plan
  5. Answer key
  6. Digital copies of everything.

 

This lesson is appropriate for 7th-10th grade and is designed for a single 50- minute period.

 

The Lesson

1. Warm-up: Short response question about predestination

2. A slide deck walks you through the lesson step-by-step. Students answer questions on their handout from the slide content. A brief video aids visual learners.

3. Individual Activity: Students read a passage about the wives of King Henry VIII and complete a graphic organizer.

4. Conclusion: An analytical short response question checks for understanding

 

Content Covered: Protestant Reformation, Calvinism, predestination, Covenant of Grace, Church of England (Anglican), King Henry VIII

Skills Covered: Short response writing, close reading, critical thinking.

 

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