History
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Aztec sun stone fact file | [pdf 1MB] |
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Design an Aztec sunstone activity | [pdf 425KB] |
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Build an Aztec temple activity | [pdf 231KB] |
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Explore Aztec society activity | [pdf 511KB] |
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Play an Aztec ball game activity english | [pdf 115KB] |
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History Ideas for Where the Wild Things Are……..
…Explorers: Christopher Columbus KS1
Click on the link below to have learn about a famous explorer called Christopher Columbus
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Christopher Columbus | Link |
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Archaeology: KS1 AND KS2
Have a go at the 2 ideas suggested, you will need to get your family involved.
- Wrap objects in tissue paper (you should always use special acid-free tissue for wrapping historical or other precious objects – why do you think they do this?). See if other family members can try to guess what they are from the shape.
- Bury objects (or fragments) in layers of sand in a tray for your family to dig up and record using a grid. To make this a really clever activity, draw a map, and see if you can draw a grid across it. (see the picture below) See if someone in your home can then identify where they found the object.
Biography: KS2
Have A Go At Creating A Fact File Of Maurice Sendak -– The Author Of Where The Wild Things Are..
Things to THINK about:
- Where was he born?
- When did Maurice Sendak die?
- When did he start writing?
- Why is he known as an illustrator?
- Did he have any brothers and sisters?
- Who or what were Maurice Sendak’s earliest influences?
- Can you find out why he chose the title wild things ?
American History: KS2
Can you answer these questions?
Why is Barack Obama a very important man in American history?
Why do you think it’s important for a man like Barack Obama to do what he did and read aloud a favourite story like Where the wild things are?
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Barack Obama | Link |
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