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Smart task Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole: Who said it? / Who am I?
This simple task encourages children to spot the differences between Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole. With a large A4 image…
Read MoreGunpowder Plot Smart Task: Dear producer
Over the last few sessions, the children have become familiar with the story of the Gunpowder Plot using a range…
Read More‘100’ great ideas for teaching history at KS1
At present there are nearly 80 ideas arranged in alphabetical order. You will see that a brief description is offered,…
Read MoreMedium-term planning for history at Key Stage 1
This part of the site contains a dozen detailed fully-developed enquiry-led, key question-driven medium term plans for all the major…
Read MoreCurriculum models for KS1 history
It seems a logical extension of the advice on long-term planning of the curriculum to offer you some models of…
Read MoreHelp Tom to fight the Great Fire
This ICT based lesson draws heavily on the superb new website created as a joint enterprise by the National Archives,…
Read MoreHistory Teaching Smart Tasks for Key Stage 1
This section of the site look at smart tasks: short enquiry-led thinking skills activities. Unlike the outstanding lessons section, they…
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