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Castles Long Ago | K–1 History Worksheet | Homeschool Social Studies (PDF)
🏰 An introduction to early history concepts for young learners!
Help your child explore what castles were and why they were built with this engaging, one-page printable history worksheet designed especially for Kindergarten & 1st Grade.
This screen-free activity uses clear visuals, coloring, and imagination-based prompts to introduce life long ago in a gentle, age-appropriate way—perfect for early learners and emerging readers.
❤️ What’s Included (1 Page):
🏰 Castles Long Ago
Castles as big stone homes
Kings and queens lived in castles
Tall walls and towers helped keep people safe
🔥 Inside the Castle
Large rooms
Fireplaces to stay warm
Stairs, towers, and a courtyard
🛡️ Why Castles Were Built
To protect the people inside
To watch the land around them
To keep families together and safe
🎨 Coloring Activity
Castle, fireplace, and shield illustrations
✏️ Creative Writing + Drawing Prompt
“I would name my castle ______”
Large drawing space to design a castle
🖨️ Ink-friendly black-and-white design
🎯 Learning Skills Supported
Early history & social studies concepts
Understanding life long ago
Learning about homes and protection
Fine motor skills
Creative thinking & imagination
👶 Designed For
Kindergarten
1st Grade
Ages 5–7
Homeschool families
Classroom centers
Social studies introduction
🖨️ Printing & Use
PDF digital download
Print at home or school
Use with crayons, colored pencils, or markers
📌 Please Note
This is a digital download — no physical item will be shipped
For personal or classroom use only
🌱 Why Families Love It
This worksheet introduces history through homes, safety, and imagination, helping young learners connect with life long ago—without timelines, battles, or overwhelming details.
🏰 An introduction to early history concepts for young learners!
Help your child explore what castles were and why they were built with this engaging, one-page printable history worksheet designed especially for Kindergarten & 1st Grade.
This screen-free activity uses clear visuals, coloring, and imagination-based prompts to introduce life long ago in a gentle, age-appropriate way—perfect for early learners and emerging readers.
❤️ What’s Included (1 Page):
🏰 Castles Long Ago
Castles as big stone homes
Kings and queens lived in castles
Tall walls and towers helped keep people safe
🔥 Inside the Castle
Large rooms
Fireplaces to stay warm
Stairs, towers, and a courtyard
🛡️ Why Castles Were Built
To protect the people inside
To watch the land around them
To keep families together and safe
🎨 Coloring Activity
Castle, fireplace, and shield illustrations
✏️ Creative Writing + Drawing Prompt
“I would name my castle ______”
Large drawing space to design a castle
🖨️ Ink-friendly black-and-white design
🎯 Learning Skills Supported
Early history & social studies concepts
Understanding life long ago
Learning about homes and protection
Fine motor skills
Creative thinking & imagination
👶 Designed For
Kindergarten
1st Grade
Ages 5–7
Homeschool families
Classroom centers
Social studies introduction
🖨️ Printing & Use
PDF digital download
Print at home or school
Use with crayons, colored pencils, or markers
📌 Please Note
This is a digital download — no physical item will be shipped
For personal or classroom use only
🌱 Why Families Love It
This worksheet introduces history through homes, safety, and imagination, helping young learners connect with life long ago—without timelines, battles, or overwhelming details.
