Read the information and legend about St. Nicholas to your class and and then ask them to sort the facts into true and false. Wonderful Christmas listening skills activity! Great group work! Then ask your class to sequence the true facts into a logical order (the order they appear here) and write them up in their books. I have included an image of St. Nicholas and Father Christmas to add to the page so students can see where Father Christmas came from. The Father Christmas can be coloured in as an extension activity. Included in this resource are: The Story to Read True Facts False Facts True Place-mat False Place-mat Images to decorate page. This is all ready to laminate and use year after year.

A one-page resource of a Greek Vase Template. Ideal to add Greek Pattern to.

This is a 'Great Fire of London' craft project which makes a wonderful display and reinforces learning in a very visual and creative way. This project includes three cityscapes to print onto black sugar paper, two different sets of flames for students to colour in, a full set of illustrated instructions both as a PDF and a PowerPoint. It's a simple project but highly effective if you wish to make a fantastic display. This can be a table top display, which I think is the most effective, or can be put on a wall.

This planning sheet will help your student plan a letter to a Greek God or Goddess of their choice. Use this link to a free TES resource if you would like to give your class some information about Greek Gods and Goddesses: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/greek-gods-6109724

A fun Egyptian task to complete the missing half of Tutankhamun. Great for a display!

Read your class the ancient Greek myth of Theseus and the Minotaur and then ask them to sort the facts into true and false. Next ask students to sequence the true facts which gives a summary of the story! They can copy the story into their books. Wonderful listening skills activity! Great group work! Fab sequencing! Included in this resource are: The Story to Read True Facts False Facts True Place-mat False Place-mat

Read your class the ancient Greek myth of Pandora's box and then ask them to sort the facts into true and false. Wonderful listening skills activity! Great group work! Included in this resource are: The Story to Read True Facts False Facts True Place-mat False Place-mat

Make a great display with these Egyptian scarab beetle worksheets.

A one page document of Greek patterns. Ideal to use with the Greek Vase outline that I have - just click on 'Bubble Resources' to find it in my shop.

Title and 13 images to create an instance Ancient Greek display. Pictures include a map, coins, clothing, God, mosaic, the Acropolis and more. They are within a plain white PowerPoint presentation so all you have to do is press print!

Egyptian Images for Reference or Colouring Two pages.

Egyptian Key Words This is an eye catching, one page resource which is editable as it's a word document.

True Placemat

False Placemat

Students list what they would like to learn about the Greeks and then brainstorm what they already know. An excellent first page to any Greek Project.

This is not a presentation in the traditional sense! It is an opportunity for members of your class to work independently at a computer, search for the hyperlinks on the image and research information about Henry VIII and answer the questions in the multiple choice quiz. I made this to encourage students to work independently. It works like a mini website and they enjoyed trying to find all 10 hyperlinks that are hidden in the picture. Of course it's much safer than a website and you can assess their research with the quiz. The image of Henry with dots on is just to you where the hyperlinks are! Students don't see this!

Good Example of Fire This is a WAGGOL that goes with a bundle. Click on the bundle to see my 'Fire of London' creative project.

Three Cityscapes to use as part of my 'Fire of London' creative project. This is part of a bundle. Click on the bundle link to the right to view this bundle.

L.O. To learn about Victorian clothing through observation and drawing activities. Students complete the missing parts of the clothing using the sheets of images provided. This resource contains: Two PDF's of Victorian Dresses Two 'Complete the Victorian Dress' worksheets. One is from the front, one is from behind. One PDF of Victorian Children's Clothing. One 'Complete the Victorian Children's Clothing' worksheet, which is of three children.

Two documents with a total of 19 pages of images for colour and/or display. Images include Hades, Apollo, Greek urns, Medusa, Cerberus, the acropolis and more.