Characters
Writing Terms
Entertainment
Medieval Props
Mixed category
100

This medieval character may have been poor and was forbidden to hunt in the king's forest. 

Peasant

100

This type of word describes a noun

adjective

100

A game played by medieval children using the dried bones of sheep.

Knucklebones

100

A ditch around a castle that was sometimes filled with water to protect from invaders

Moat

100

A thick soup eaten in the middle ages that contained meat, vegetables or bran.

Pottage

200

This medieval character could start working around age 7 as a servant to a knight's family. 

Page

200

The main idea of the story, for example: courage

Theme

200

Children from rich families played this board game where the winner "check mates" or kills the king

Chess

200

Special symbols that identified a knight on his shield or flag

Coat-of-Arms

200

Where your story takes place is called...

Setting

300

This medieval character was in training to become a knight and was in charge of taking care of the knight's horses and weapons. 

Squire
300

A roadmap of what happens in a story scene by scene

Plot

300

Entertainers from the middle ages that we would compare to today's clowns

Jester

300

Nickname for food in the middle ages

Bellytimber

300

The code of conduct for knights was called 

Chivalry

400

These medieval characters were makers of medicines

Apothecaries

400

Using "like" or "as" to describe something. For example: As tall as a tree

Simile

400
Traveling musicians of the middle ages

Minstrels

400

Large tower deep inside of a castle that was considered the last line of defense where people could hide.

Keep

400

This is the term we use for people talking to each other.  We put the words in "quotation marks."

Dialogue

500

These medieval characters were men devoted to God.

Monks

500

This is the GOLDEN RULE of WRITING

Show, Don't Tell

500

Peasant boys hollowed out __________ to make boats

loaves of bread

500

What is a TUNIC?

Shirt

500

This is the name of the ceremony where a squire became a knight

Dubbing ceremony