Silk Road PowerPoint. 12 slides - fully editable. The Silk Road is the ancient trade route passing from the shores of the Mediterranean through Bukhara and Samarkand to Dunhuang and on to Xian in central China. Slide 3: What is the Silk Road? Slides 4 to 6: Marco Polo. Slides 7 to 8: Commodities. Slides 9 to 10: Problems along the Silk Road. Slide 11: Map of the Silk Road. Slide 12: Culture, customs and technologies.

The Plague - Storyboard The attached storyboard is divided into the following 6 sections: The symptoms Terrible despair! People fleeing the city The Plague Doctor The Sign on the door Carrying away the dead Fully editable.

Ancient Greece PowerPoint 29 slides Contents: Slide 3: Where is Greece? Slides 4 and 5: Ptolemy’s World Map Slide 6: Greece Today Slides 7 – 11: Greek Hoplites Slides 12 – 13: Greek God Coins Slides 14 – 17: Greek Myths and Legends Slides 18 – 23: Greek Transport (Trireme) Slides 24 – 28: Greek Architecture Slide 29: A few questions to research

A 15-slide PowerPoint about Anne Frank and her diary during World War 2. Fully editable.

The Romans - Queen Boudicca! 6 attachments: Boudicca images - 12 images on a PowerPoint The Revolt of the Iceni Tribe - Queen Boudicca’s Revenge (17-page booklet) Boudicca quotes - sorting worksheet Re-write Queen Boudicca’s revolt in the right order - worksheet activity A WANTED poster for Queen Boudicca - worksheet activity A complete lesson plan Fully editable!

The Romans - Roman Place Names In Britain many place names have Roman endings … why not explore a bit further? 1 worksheet Atlas activity Fully editable

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!

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).

Samuel Pepys’ Diary and The Plague A 2-page booklet containing facts and questions about Samuel Pepys’ diary and the Great Plague. Ideal for 7+ (depending on ability) Fully editable

An enjoyable (and fully editable) ‘Romans’ themed board game. . Playing rules: Player with the higher number on dice will start the game. He/she will roll the dice and move on the spaces according to the number on the dice. If they roll a ‘6’, they get another turn. Whatever word they land on, they will have to write its plural form on a piece of paper. The goal of the game is to write as many plurals as possible. The player with the highest number of correct words wins.

This 18-slide PowerPoint is divided into the following 14 sections: . Accession to the throne Coronation Day Westminster Abbey Coronation Invitation The Procession The Coronation Ceremony – The Recognition The Coronation Ceremony - Oath and Anointment The Coronation Ceremony – The Investiture and Enthronement The Coronation Ceremony – The Homage Commitment to Diversity Palace Balcony Line of Succession More Pictures Long Live the King and Queen . The PowerPoint is fully editable and contains facts and pictures about the coronation. Ideal for 7+

11-slide PowerPoint A description of a Viking Trireme Pictures of Viking Triremes Crew Battles Fully editable.

A PowerPoint explaining Thanksgiving. Ideal for 7+ 7 slides. Fully editable. Also attached is a colour-by-numbers turkey worksheet. Happy Thanksgiving!

Great Fire of London - Unit of Work AND All Resources! A superb, fully editable unit of work with all activities provided. Every activity is embedded onto a 100-slide PowerPoint. Videos, diary extracts, worksheets and more! Just follow the step-by-step unit of work and PowerPoint. Ideal for pupils in Year 2, Year 3 or Year 4. 10+ lessons available. Unit of work attached. Main objectives covered in unit: To know where London is in the world. To explain how to travel to London. To describe features of London. To describe key features of houses and streets in the 17th century. To describe what happened in the Great Fire of London. To sequence events correctly. To write a report. To design an art project showing the Great Fire. To read extracts from the diary of Samuel Pepys. To describe events of the Great Fire. To identify key vocabulary related to the Great Fire of London. To recall key events in first person.