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History

Ask the children if they can remember any of the objects that we saw when we had our 'History off the Page' Seaside Day earlier this term. There are some photos below to jog their memory. 

 

Ask questions like...

Can you tell me what this object is for?

Who might use this object?

What is it made of/from?
How did it work? 

How how this object changed over time?

 

Look through the presentation below with the children and then ask them to complete the sheet attached. There are two levels of challenge, one requires sentences to describe or explain something about the object, the other needs a label only to go with each object. 

 

Which object do you think has improved the most over time?

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