Less than $5 7th Grade Religion Workbooks (by date, oldest first)

Dive deep into the religion of Ancient Egypt in the GRAPES Religion workbook! Ready to print and use, this resource includes a teacher answer guide for easy grading!

This 13 page workbook (not including title page) includes

• Egyptian religion vocabulary
• Fill in the blank basics of Egyptian religion
• Pantheon Gods Identity page
• Mummification Steps Maze
• Description of the Egyptian Afterlife
• Identifying aspects of papyrus scrolls
• Create a postcard of a religious festival activity
• Review questions on the importance of religion in Egypt
• Compare to previously studied civilizations Venn diagram
• Two pages for notes
• A teacher guide with suggested answers

Use this resource for:

• Centers
• Religion notes
• GRAPES notetaking
• Individual or small group work
• Substitute Work
• Makeup work
• And More!

Engage your students in the fascinating history of early Christianity with this comprehensive The Rise of Christianity worksheet! Designed for middle school and high school world history classes, this resource provides an in-depth look at the origins, spread, and impact of Christianity in the Roman Empire.

What's Included?

• Informative Reading Passage – A detailed, structured reading passage covering:
  • The origins of Christianity and the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth
  • The role of Paul of Tarsus in spreading Christianity
  • Early Christian persecution and acceptance within the Roman Empire
  • The impact of Constantine the Great and Theodosius I on Christianity’s rise
• Key Terms Defined – Important terms such as Messiah, Crucifixion, Edict of Milan, Christian Church, and more are bolded and defined to enhance comprehension.
• Comprehension Questions – A mix of multiple choice, true/false, matching, and short-answer questions to assess student understanding.
• Answer Key – A complete answer key is included for easy grading!

How Can This Resource Be Used?

• As an independent reading assignment or guided class discussion
• For homework, test prep, or review activities
• As part of a unit on Ancient Rome, Religion, or the Fall of the Roman Empire