This resource has been designed for use with students in KS2 upwards. It is fully editable, so you can tailor it to your class. You could use it as part of a Science or Geography topic to explore the real world effects of climate change in Suffolk, as well as for students to learn more about birds that they can see around them.

This resource gives students the opportunity to try out reading a real Tudor document for themselves – the will of Jone Bysco of Harksted, dating from 1564. The will lists all of Jone’s worldly possessions, almost allowing us to have a look around inside her house (and her wardrobe!). The resource can be modified to be used with all ages from KS2 to A Level and provides a real insight into the skills that historians need.