Teaching the Gundpowder Plot at KS1
Teaching the Gunpowder Plot to Key Stage 1
Ever since the Gunpowder Plot was included in the Programme of Study for Key Stage 1, there have been howls…
Read MoreGunpowder Plot – Key Stage 1
If you are teaching about Bonfire night, Guy Fawkes or the Gunpowder Plot you will find the planning advice and…
Read MoreHow did Guy Fawkes feel before, during and after the night of the 5th November: pupils do the thinking.
Getting children to think about how Guy Fawkes felt, before, during and after the Gunpowder plot. This simple task, resourced…
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 MoreUsing drama to teach the Gunpowder Plot at KS1: a big hat, a lantern and a sleeping guard
You may choose to use drama for any number of reasons. You might simply want to recap the story. Perhaps…
Read MoreThe Gunpowder Plot : a moving story
This is an account of a lesson taught by Sarah Duck, now a Leading Primary Teacher. She combined high quality…
Read MoreThe Gunpowder Plot: Prove it using a gallery of images
This skilfully differentiated lesson places pupils in the role of detectives that have to find evidence to back up statements…
Read MoreBonfire Night when Granny was a girl: Smart Task
These activities have been designed for the current curriculum, covering the past within living memory and commemorative events. The three…
Read MoreAre you teaching your KS1 the truth about Guy Fawkes?
In many schools I hear teachers tell the same story about Guido Fawkes. Guy Fawkes was angry at the King…
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