<p>Entire unit of work. Lessons with worksheets, printables and power points. Each lesson is planned with video links to each lesson. Planning is based around KS2 / KS3. Can be used to extend KS2 and for SEND and lower ability KS3. Can be extended to suit KS3 (Years 7,8,9)</p> <ul> <li>Who were the Vikings</li> <li>LongBoats</li> <li>Lindisfarne</li> <li>Alfred The Great</li> <li>Viking Runes</li> </ul>

<p>A higher ability Year 7 lesson on the impact of the Vikings on Britain. Begins with a discussion of historical significance, and progresses to a card sort and a graphical representation of the significance of different impacts that the Vikings had. Was an observation lesson judged outstanding.</p>

<p>This is a pack of literacy materials for a mixed KS2 class for a Viking talk for writing unit. There are two model texts-easier and harder texts,a picture map for learning actions and memorising the text.Differentiated worksheets unpick grammar features children need to consider using in their final outcome.There is a power point to unpick together grammar features of the text .<br /> Visual worksheets help to innovate ideas together and write a shared innovation<br /> There is a planning grid after innovation is completed, to plan out an independent saga based on original language patterns.<br /> I’ve included a planning overview-the unit is approx 6 weeks long .I have not included week by week planning, as every class is different and will go through the stages at their own pace to get to a quality outcome</p>

<p>This is a fun Vikings assembly from year 2 to 6. It has 2 songs with youtube links and one link to a Viking thunder clap which is very simple and my kids loved learning. It covers Viking weapons, clothing and Gods. I also put some costume suggestions at the back of the script which would definitely cover a couple of art and dt lessons too. There are so many opportunities for fun acting and miming in this script too depending on the ability of your class.<br /> Hope you enjoy it!</p>

<p>The Viking Age Timeline lesson has a brief description of major events in the Viking age, a worksheet and an activity.</p> <p>Pages: 5 (including 2 answer sheets)</p> <p>Contents:</p> <ul> <li>Information Page</li> <li>Which Was First Questions</li> <li>Complete the Timeline Activity</li> </ul> <p>All photos, illustrations and text are original by the author. This is part of a complete unit on Vikings.</p>

<p>A lesson about Viking settlements in Britain including a recap starter, video, worksheet and teacher exposition on Coppergate.</p>

<p>A six week unit of work based on chapters 1-6 of the book <strong>‘Viking Boy’</strong> with comprehension tasks, writing tasks and a plenty of challenges included throughout.<br /> <strong>If you are happy with my resource, please leave a positive review, email me and I’ll send a free resource for the same <a href="mailto:amount-eclipseeducation9@gmail.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">amount-eclipseeducation9@gmail.com</a>!</strong></p> <p>PowerPoint** for chapters 1-6 with 72 slides.<br /> PDF version included too.</p> <p>X30 sets of success criteria for each writing task included.<br /> x30 sets of extract analysis for each genre ready to print.<br /> Planning skeletons for each writing genre included.<br /> Writing checklists and posters for each writing genre included.</p> <p>Now includes newly added writing bookmark prompt cards for each child. Covers narrative writing, letter writing and report writing.</p> <p>History focus including substantive knowledge, chronological timeline for the Vikings and Viking vocabulary.</p> <p>Extensive Vocabulary and comprehension linked to the domains for all 6 chapters<br /> Comprehension and critical thinking challenges<br /> Comprehension answers included<br /> Writing tasks with a clear structure: ideas to inspire; text analysis; plenty of SPAG opportunities ; writing activities, editing and publishing<br /> History focus with a case study of a famous Viking longship and writing opportunities linked to longships.<br /> Planning overview.</p> <p>Suitable for KS2</p> <p>Perfect book to accompany the Viking topic and study of longships.</p> <p>Writing opportunities:<br /> Information text writing: writing an information text about a Viking longship with a case study of the famous Gokstad Viking longship<br /> Letter writing from Gunnar to Odin<br /> Narrative writing: writing a description of a Viking battle</p> <p>If you like my resources, visit my shop and see my KS2 units of work:<br /> <a href="https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/Eclipse-Education">https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/Eclipse-Education</a></p> <p>These schemes of work are all based on beautiful KS2 books and save teachers hours of work!</p>

<p>This printable PDF includes a Viking expansion map and a brief description of events in 12 different areas where Vikings travelled. It includes differentiated fill-in-the-blanks activities and differentiated word searches. (Levels are indicated by an A or B on each page)</p> <p>Pages: 12 (Including two answer sheets)</p> <p>Contents:</p> <ul> <li>Information Pages (Two Differentiated versions)</li> <li>Expansion Map</li> <li>Fill in the Blanks (Two Differentiated versions)</li> <li>Word Search (Two Differentiated versions)</li> <li>Answer Sheets</li> </ul>

<p>Differentiated, editable question sheets that get pupils to use different sources to find out what happened during the Viking Raid on Lindisfarne. Sources included on separate sheet.</p>

<p>Four different puzzle categories.<br /> Solutions provided on a separate sheet.<br /> All words and phrases associated with the Vikings</p> <p>Maze Puzzles x5<br /> Double Puzzles x3<br /> Hidden Message Puzzles x 3<br /> Letter Tile Puzzles x 2</p> <p>These fun puzzles will suit all KS2 abilities and reinforce key vocabulary and the timeline of events for your Vikings unit of study.</p> <p>They require stamina, patience and concentration and fit soundly as a lesson starter/extension or as a homework activity.</p> <p>In addition to printing out each puzzle for individual use, why not try displaying the puzzles on your IWB and creating teams for effective group work.</p>

<p>Topic: Vikings!</p> <p>Aimed at: Year 3 and 4</p> <p>Complete lesson. Lesson aimed to engage with primary and secondary sources to debate two version of the same historical story…</p> <p>Included: primary and secondary sources of history; activity scaffold for books with LA, MA and HA differentiation.</p> <p>LA indicated by blue font. HA indicated by orange font. SEND indicated by purple font.</p> <p>All my lessons are as fun as possible - encouraging the children to become their own historians!</p>

Fun and informative resource pack on Viking names and Viking runes for use in British History requirement at KS1 and KS2. Written by Viking/Anglo Saxon specialist, fully researched, and reviewed by teachers. Includes full teachers' notes, a powerpoint presentation on the runes, and worksheets on how to create your Viking name and then translate it into runes. Contains suggested learning objectives and follow on ideas, and is differentiated for translation by letters (easier) or by sounds (harder). Encourages creative thinking and historical enquiry, and can be used as a jumping off point for creating your own Viking character.

<p>Full lesson on the Vikings and who they were.<br /> Slide 1/2/3 - map of where the Vikings came from, how they came over, map of the route taken and why they came.<br /> slide 4 - farming and fighting</p> <p>Activity 1 - draw the routes of the Vikings on a map<br /> Activity 2 - complete sentences using key words given<br /> Activity 3 - Write an explanation about why the Vikings would settle in Britain<br /> Activity 4 - Write a letter to a family member back home explaining what Britain is like</p>

<p>An introduction into the Vikings. It’s very exciting lesson as it involves role-play and physical moving around the classroom to “spy” on the Vikings. My class got a lot out of it.</p>

<p>Here is a sequence of lessons that introduce the book Viking Boy by Tony Bradman (brilliant book) and lead to writing a flashback from the point of view of the character Gunnar. The book can be read alongside the writing but you need to have read up to chapter 4 for the flashback writing to make sense.<br /> Lesson 1 - book introduction using VIPERS skills.<br /> Lesson 2 - WAGOLL<br /> Lesson 3 - varied sentence openers<br /> Lesson 4 - vocabulary<br /> Lesson 5 - improving sentences using various techniques<br /> Lesson 6 &amp; 7 - planning the flashback<br /> Lesson 8&amp; 9 - writing</p>

<p>A lesson plan to present your students with everything they need to know about the Viking Age in general (includes STEM activities!):</p> <ul> <li>important characters</li> <li>warfare</li> <li>ships</li> <li>women</li> <li>food</li> <li>runes</li> </ul> <p>It includes many links towards reliables resources for :</p> <ul> <li>articles,</li> <li>audio articles</li> <li>several great videos</li> <li>3D objects</li> <li>fantastic very detailed STEM activities from the Royal Society of Chemistry</li> </ul> <p>Enjoy your teaching!</p>

Miscellaneous collection of viking resources for which I claim no credit.

This is a list of websites passed onto me by a colleague. Not sure of author or where they were downloaded from (definately from web). They are excellent

<p>A range of vocabulary that I used for a Vikings working wall display in Year 5.</p>