Curriculum Bank
1 primary work • 3 total works
Book 1
Part of the "Curriculum Bank" series, this book offers a planning tool to help them devise a comprehensive scheme of work and an easily accessible bank of ideas. The book can stand on its own or can work alongside the other Key Stage 2 History title and the Key Stage 1 title to provide a complete guide to planning, differentation and assessment for primary history. This book covers Study Units 1, 4 and 6 of the History National Curriculum - Romans, Anglo-Saxons and Vikings in Britain, Ancient Greece and a past non-European society. The lesson plans and photocopiable activity sheets highlight the key elements covered, such as chronology, using historical sources and interpretations of the past. The use of Information Technology is highlighted throughout. Many of the photocopiable sheets are based on real historical source material. This book is also suitable for Scottish Levels C-E.
Part of the "Curriculum Bank" series, this book offers teachers a planning tool to help them devise a comprehensive scheme of work and an easily accessible bank of ideas. The book can stand on its own or can work alongside the other Key Stage 2 History title and the Key Stage 1 title to provide a complete guide to planning, differentation and assessment for primary history. This book covers Study Units 2, 3 and 5 of the History National Curriculum - "Life in Tudor Times", "Victorian Britain and Britain Since 1930", and "Local History". The lesson plans and photocopiable activity sheets also highlight the key elements covered, such as chronology, using historical sources and interpretations of the past. The use of Information Technology is highlighted throughout. Many of the photocopiable sheets are based on real historical source material.
Part of the "Curriculum Bank" series, this book offers teachers a planning tool to help them devise a comprehensive scheme of work and an easily accessible bank of ideas. The book can stand on its own or can work alongside the two Key Stage 2 History titles to provide a complete guide to planning, differentiation and assessment for primary history. The book breaks down the programmes of study into progressive learning chunks, covering the following areas: "History at KS1", "Myself amd My Family", "Ways of Life in the Past", "Famous People" and "Events and Celebrations". The lesson plans and photocopiable activity sheets highlight the key elements covered, such as chronology, using historical sources and interpretations of the past. The use of Information Technology is highlighted throughout. This book is also suitable for Scottish Levels A-B.