The Romans - Roman Soldier Worksheets 2 worksheets: Can you put the Roman soldier back together again? Can you label the Roman legionary using the word bank provided? Fully editable!

A 6-page booklet about the life of Mother Teresa. Page 1: What is a hero? Page 2: Information about Mother Teresa and video link. Pages 3 to 5: Questions (and multiple choice answers) based on the video. Page 6: Mother Teresa dot-to-dot. Answer booklet and video attached. Ideal for Upper KS1 or KS2 children. Fully editable.

A selection of questions about seaside holidays in the past. 2-page booklet. Ideal for 5+ (depending on ability).

Celebrate 1953 with this 10-slide UK History PowerPoint! Celebrate: the coronation of Queen Elizabeth a mountaineering team reaching the summit of Everest a scientific breakthrough amazing sporting achievements a significant Nobel Prize Award

Sorting activity: Cut out the pictures and sort into past or present. Ideal for 5+ (depending on ability).

A Roman Army Worksheet. Learn about the Roman Army. Good activity for younger learners. Fully editable!

Attached is a 39-slide PowerPoint (with integrated activities) divided into the following sections: Historical Timeline and Timeline Task A Journey through Time Viking Transport Viking Clothes Viking Warriors and Raids Viking Homes Viking Alphabet Viking Gods . Fully editable and ideal for 7+ (depending on ability).

A simple but effective 4-slide PowerPoint. Read about a Viking invasion then ask your student’s to write their own story using the 4-step story plan. Fully editable and ideal for 7+ (depending on ability).

A 3-page booklet about the Vikings. The booklet contains information about Lindisfarne, Viking raids, Viking swords, Ivor the Boneless and Viking beliefs. Answers provided. Ideal for 6+

Can your student’s find the 10 spelling and 10 punctuation errors in the passage about Roman Baths? 1 worksheet Answers provided Fully editable

Weapons of the 16th Century - PowerPoint 9 slides. Ideal for Key Stage 2. **Contents: ** Slide 3: Longbow Slide 4: Crossbow Slide 5: Lance Slide 6: Sword Slide 7: Mace Slide 8: Guns Slide 9: Cannons

Take your student’s on a journey back in time when the first ever steam trains were invented! The world was never the same after 1830! The slide show covers: The first ever locomotives. Richard Trevithick’s steam train. John Blenkinsop’s locomotive and John Hedley’s ‘Puffing Billy’. The Liverpool to Manchester railway. Railway mania. Journey times from London. Greenwich Mean Time. 11 slides. Fully editable.

Learn about some of the people who study the past: Historians Archaeologists Anthropologists Paleontologists Geologists 10 slides Fully editable

** 13 Nobel Prize winners including:** Albert Schweitzer Alfred Nobel Alva Myrdal Aung San Suu Kyi Emily Green Balch Jean Henry Dunant Jody Williams Kofi Annan Martin Luther King Mohammad Yunas Mother Teresa Nelson Mandela Wangari Maathai Picture and details of each attached.

PowerPoint: Who Were The Ancient Greeks? 23 slides! . Contents / Questions to explore in this slide show: Where and when was Ancient Greece? What were the similarities and differences between Athens and Sparta? What made Ancient Greek fighters so powerful? Was the Battle of Marathon a great victory for the Ancient Greeks? Who did the Ancient Greeks worship and why? What happened at the Theatre? What do the sources tell us about the importance of the Olympic Games to the Ancient Greeks?

**A 16-page booklet about the following FAMOUS PEOPLE: ** Wassily Kandinsky Vincent Van Gogh Albert Einstein Florence Nightingale (Helen) Beatrix Potter Louis Braille Mary Cassatt Thomas Alva Edison Mary Seacole Also attached: A fully editable unit of work (10 - 12 lessons) A fact sheet about Alex Brychta A famous person activity sheet

THE ROMANS A Unit of Work (adaptable), a list of vocabulary and a 60-slide PowerPoint covering: Slide 3: Who were the Romans? Slide 7: Roman Slaves & Roman Citizens Slide 10: Roman Towns Slide 21: Roman Clothing Slide 34: The Roman Army Slide 45: Roman Conquest of Britain Slide 53: Roman Shields & Army Tactics

2 fantastic PowerPoint presentations: Anne Frank World War 2 Fully editable and appropriate for 11+ Also attached is a Timeline worksheet.

The Romans - Roman Calendar Our calendar is based on the Roman one. Like us, they had 365 days in a year, a leap year every four years and twelve months in a year. This worksheet lists the names of the Roman months. Students have to write the English months in the spaces alongside them. Fully editable!

The Romans - Fashion & Jewellery 3 attachments: A 9-slide PowerPoint showing various Roman jewellery An Art activity A brooch-making template sheet Fully editable!