Primary History – serie

This book looks at a range of issues relating to the Anglo-Saxon and Viking invasions. It focuses on who the invaders actually were and the results of these people living and settling together, in terms of language, towns and Christianity. This book provides a variety of activities in each chapter which link to the statements of attainment.It is in full colour, with source material.

The aspects of Ancient Greece that are examined are interesting and varied, ranging from Greek cities, land and trade, to Greek Gods and mythology, thought and invention, daily life and the Greek legacy. This book provides a variety of activities in each chapter which link to the statements of attainment.It is in full colour, with source material.

Ancient Egypt examines interesting and varied aspects of life, including topics such as: the Pharoahs; Gods; death; the Nile; slavery and costume. This book provides a variety of activities in each chapter which link to the statements of attainment.It is in full colour, with source material.

Primary History: Ancient Greece encourages the study of archaeological evidence, artefacts, written sources and maps to understand how the Ancient Greeks have influenced today’s society. Stimulating activities cover everyday life and leisure, the city state, Greek religion, relations with other societies, language writing and the Philosophers. Choose from a range of activities to suit your class.Differentiate using a variety of writing-based tasks.Explore history topics through creative role-plays and art and design work.Ideal as accessible research resources for topic work.

Primary History: Aztecs encourages the study of archaeological evidence, artefacts, written sources and maps to understand how the Aztecs have influenced today’s society. Stimulating activities cover everyday life, architecture and buildings, communication, religion, and the Spanish conquerors. Choose from a range of activities to suit your class.Differentiate using a variety of writing-based tasks.Explore history topics through creative role-plays and art and design work.Ideal as accessible research resources for topic work.

Primary History: Britain since 1948 encourages pupils to examine the developments in post-war Britain and to consider how they have contributed to today’s society. Stimulating activities cover economic developments and industrialisation, recreational and religious choices, and Britain’s relations with other communities and countries. Choose from a range of activities to suit your class.Differentiate using a variety of writing-based tasks.Explore history topics through creative role-plays and art and design work.Ideal as accessible research resources for topic work.

Primary History: Invaders covers the Roman, Anglo-Saxon, Viking and Norman invasions. Drawing from timelines, archaeological evidence, written sources and maps, pupils will study the everyday life of their ancestors. Stimulating activities encourage an understanding of how historical events have influenced today’s society. Choose from a range of activities to suit your class.Differentiate using a variety of writing-based tasks.Explore history topics through creative role-plays and art and design work.Ideal as accessible research resources for topic work.

Primary History: Tudors encourages the study of written sources, images, maps, timelines and key figures to understand the influence of the Tudor period on today’s society. Pupils will discover the lives of their ancestors through stimulating activities covering monarchs, the Armada, religion, and levels of society within town and countryside. Choose from a range of activities to suit your class.Differentiate using a variety of writing-based tasks.Explore history topics through creative role-plays and art and design work.Ideal as accessible research resources for topic work.

Primary History: Victorians encourages the study of written sources, images and key figures to understand the influence of Victorian society on today’s world. Stimulating activities cover the growth of railways, industrial and social reform, levels of society within towns and the countryside, and the life of children at home, school and in work. Choose from a range of activities to suit your class.Differentiate using a variety of writing-based tasks.Explore history topics through creative role-plays and art and design work.Ideal as accessible research resources for topic work.