Here’s a differentiated lesson plan on Viking. This lesson includes visual, hands-on, and interactive elements to make learning accessible and enjoyable for a diverse group of learners, including Special Educational Needs. This lesson plan offers flexibility to meet a range of needs, encouraging active participation and engagement in understanding Viking settlements. Don’t forget to laminate your resources for future use.

A great adaptive lesson for children who cannot access the curriculum easily. Match the pictures to the Keyword. The Adventure of Little Erik the Viking - A short story highlighting Keywords of the Vikings curriculum. .

A visual and practical lesson for pupils who have difficulty accessing the Curriculum for Foundation Subjects. Learning Objective and Starter Task 2 Sequence the events (Use Timeline to help) Sequence the events (Answer Sheet) Task 3 A3 Timeline A3 Visuals to cut out and stick onto Timeline. A great way to introduce new Vocabulary for this topic: Word Mind map - “Monarch” Word Mind Map - “Reign”

Fortune tellers are great to learn new words, so this is an ideal Speech & Language resource to help those pupils who need that head start using keywords and understanding of the Tudor Topic . You can also use them to inspire children or give them a good base for a writing challenge by gathering various words to be in the focus of their pieces.

I hope you find these resources eye-catching for your classroom display. Elizabeth I Facts A4 Poster A3 Henry VIII Fact Poster A3 Henry VIII Profile Monarchs Family Tree Reformation A4 Poster Two x A4 Interactive Speech Bubble Questions Tudor Lettering Six Wives Flashcards Spanish Armada A4 Poster Tudor Houses Poster A3 Tudor Timeline