Romans
and Greeks

Egyptians, Aztecs
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Tudors
and Victorians

World War 2 and
Britain Since 1948

Welcome to the History pages.
Look at the 'Tudor' and 'Victorian' ideas and resources listed below.
You can also use the links in the bar above to browse around the other History pages.

The Tudors:

• Poor Tudors - A great reference sheet giving children information about how poor Tudor people lived.
• Life in a Monastery - A PDF which contains information (and related) questions about life in a monaster in Tudor times. Contributed by Rona Dixon.
• Tudors - Re-write a letter written by a maid to her brother. Contributed by Copycats.
• Henry VIII Character Profile - A useful template which children can use to record and present information about Henry VIII. Contributed by Lisa Daniels.
• A Letter to the Executioner - Can your children write this letter on behalf of Henry VIII? Contributed by Lisa Daniels.
• Tudor House For Sale - Can children use their knowledge of Tudor Houses to persuade people to buy this one? Contributed by Lisa Daniels.
• Who Ruled After Henry VIII? - Find out who became the rulers of the country after Henry VIII. Contributed by Matt Barnham.
• The Spanish Armada - An interesting Powerpoint presentation, contributed by Matt Barnham, giving information about the Spanish Armada.
• Tudor Monarchs - An excellent Powerpoint presentation, containing images, giving lots of useful information about the various Tudor monarchs. Contributed by Sian Carr.

The Victorians:

• Victorian Day - Ideas for running a Victorian Day in your classroom.
• Victorian Costumes - This resource can be used for teaching children about costumes and clothing in Victorian times (PDF). Contributed by Nick Kerin.
• Victorians - Play an exciting game of Victorianopoly! Contributed by Copycats.

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Links to other sites:

• The Tudors - Find out about the Tudors. See real documents and objects from Tudor times. Test your skills with the games.
• The Children of the Revolution - An interactive webquest, in which children take on the role of a special inspector, sent to Blaenavon to find out what it is really like to live and work in a new industrial town. Children will investigate life there, and gather evidence for a report back to Queen Victoria.
• Henry Tudor - Information, links and free downloadable resources on this interesting site.

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