5 popular resources to support literacy linked to the Stone Age topic, designed for Y3/4. Problems downloading? Click here for download help Resources include: - Stone Age Boy Planning (2 week narrative unit) - How to Wash a Wooly Mammoth Planning (2 week instructions unit) - 3 x Stone Age top Iron Age reading comprehension activities.

This is a bundle of our most popular resources for Year 2 teachers to use to support English teaching.

This bundle contains all of our downloadable planning units, bundled together at a discount price! A great resources for schools, history co-ordinators or home educators looking to build a supply of tried-and-tested history resources. The following packs are included: Anglo-Saxons KS2 Pack Victorians KS2 Pack Stone Age to Iron Age KS2 Pack Romans in Britain KS2 Pack Benin Kingdom KS2 Pack Shang Dynasty KS2 Pack Stone Age Boy Literacy KS2 Pack How to Wash a Woolly Mammoth KS2 Pack Escape from Pompeii KS2 Pack Romans Instructions KS2 Pack Beowulf KS2 Pack The Great Kapok Tree KS2 Pack The Egyptian Cinderella KS2 Pack

Bronze Age Lesson Plans for KS2 The plans are taken from our popular Stone Age to Iron Age Resource Pack. Includes full lesson plans with Powerpoint slides and pupil resources/worksheets. 1. Introduction: What does Prehistory Mean? This lesson puts the Bronze Age in context by introducing the period of British history from the Stone Age to the Iron Age. Pupils will make a timeline to set this period into the wider context of British History and they will discover how we break up this period into distinct ages. 2. How did bronze replace stone in the Bronze Age? This lesson looks at the changes between the Stone Age and the Bronze Age, including the implications of the discovery of bronze and the process of how bronze was made. Pupils will find out why bronze was so important and they will create their own flowcharts to record the process of how it was made. 3. What do grave goods tell us about the Bronze Age? In this lesson pupils will find out about how people in the Bronze Age were buried alongside some objects that were important to them. Pupils will reflect upon how artefacts found in Bronze Age burial sites can give us information about what life was like in this period. This lesson also introduces the idea that not all artefacts survive over time and invites pupils to sum up their learning by exploring the grave of the Amesbury Archer. You may also like our other Stone Age planning resources: Stone Age Boy Literacy Planning How to Wash a Woolly Mammoth Literacy Planning Stone Age to Iron Age planning bundle of all 3 packs

Iron Age Lesson Plans for KS2. These plans belong to our popular Stone Age to Iron Age Resource Pack Includes full lesson plans with Powerpoint slides and pupil resources/worksheets. Topics include Iron Age hill forts and Iron Age art. 1 . Introduction: What does Prehistory Mean? This lesson puts the Iron Age in context by introducing the period of British history from the Stone Age to the Iron Age. Pupils will make a timeline to set this period into the wider context of British History and they will discover how we break up this period into distinct Ages. 2. What was life like in an Iron Age hill fort? Pupil will discover what life was like in an Iron Age hillfort in Britain. This lesson encourages pupils to engage imaginatively with this historical setting and reflect on how life in this period might have been different to life today, making a storyboard to record their ideas. As an extension activity pupils are challenged to find out about archaeological sites like Maiden Castle. 3. What was Iron Age art like? Pupils will consider what kind of artefacts tell us about life in the Iron Age. They will investigate the designs found in Celtic art and use these ideas to make their own Celtic design. You may also like our other Stone Age toiron Age planning resources: Stone Age Boy Literacy Planning How to Wash a Woolly Mammoth Literacy Planning Stone Age to Iron Age planning bundle of all 3 packs