History

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The Vikings

The Vikings

 

This book considers the reasons for the raids and settlements of the Vikings. There are pages dealing with their homes, farms, boats, artwork and the language they have left behind. the worksheets use a range of comprehension styles, puzzles and illustrations to assist pupils develop their knowledge of this period of history.

The Romans

 

This book looks at the life of the Romans in Britain and their influence on our lives today. It addresses areas such as food, clothing, roads, schooling and of course Hadrian’s Wall. There are comprehension exercises, word searches and exercises designed to make pupils think.

The Romans

The Egyptians

The Egyptians

 

The River Nile, pharaohs, pyramids, hieroglyphics and farming are all part of the rich tapestry of life of ancient Egypt. This book is organised as a trip down the river, looking at the way of life of the rich and poor in Egypt at the time of the Pharaohs. Illustrations and maps assist pupils develop and understanding of this period.

Life in a Castle

 

Using the castle as the central theme this book covers most of the areas addressed in the medieval component of the history curriculum. The book gives teachers a wide range of clear and attractive differentiated worksheets. These cover life in and around the castle, professions and possessions.

Life in a Castle

The Mayan

The Mayan

 

Clear illustrations and a wide range of tasks help pupils develop their knowledge about this fascinating culture of Mexico. This advanced but little known culture made many interesting discoveries and then disappeared without any apparent reason.

The Victorians

 

The book uses humour, everyday events and historical situations to stimulate and assist pupils develop their imagination in order to write creatively. Pupils are supported in their writing and encouraged to consider how a story or poem is developed and sequenced. They have listened to and watched a wide range of adventure stories and this book allows them to use this to develop ideas of their own.

The Victorians