docx, 425.91 KB
docx, 425.91 KB
pptx, 33.25 MB
pptx, 33.25 MB

A history lesson on King Henry VIII and what kind of ruler he was linked to the national curriculum objective of the changing power of the monarchs.

This lesson start with a definition of history, why learning about history is important and the key concepts covered in the lesson as well as a recap.

The lesson shows where Henry VIII fits in on a British history timeline as well as an introduction to The Tudors. Children are exposed to some of his greatest achievements as King and then are asked to analyse sources themselves to decide what kind of ruler he is. Children will need to consider bias in the sources too.

There is an optional mock courtcase to put Henry VIII on trial for his crimes at the end.

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