Here are a number of timelines covering the Key Stage 2 topic Changes in Britain from the Stone Age to Iron Age. You can use the full timeline, or the full simplified timeline as a visual aid to the whole period. You can use some of the chopped timelines only showing certain periods like the Neolithic to Iron Age, or the Palaeolithic.

Print on the back of gold metallic card or onto dark green card and follow the instructions to make a replica Bronze Age spearhead based on one found in the River Thames in Kent dated to 1000-750 BC.

Print this design onto the back of gold metallic card and strengthen with cardboard backing to make your own replica Bronze Age sword, based on a find from County Meath in Ireland dated to 1600-1200 BC.

This unit of work explores the evidence for religious and supernatural beliefs in British prehistory. It is designed to be taught to Key Stage 2 students as part of the Changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age topic.

Unit of work for the Key Stage 2 topic Changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age. This unit focuses on everyday life and how that changed over the millennia.

This unit of work looks in depth at the development of Stonehenge over centuries and the evidence for the various interpretations of what it was for. It is designed to be taught to Key Stage 2 students as part of the topic Changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age.

Print this design on the back of gold metallic card and follow the instructions to make a replica Iron Age mirror from Holcombe in Devon.

This timeline can be used as a visual aid in teaching the topic Changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age . It has been created by an archaeologist who specialises in this time period.

PDF book with information and suggested activities exploring Mesolithic Scotland.

This is intended as a professional development article for teachers to learn about prehistoric Britain to teach the topic Changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age. There are two papers here, one focusing on the Stone Age and one on the Bronze and Iron Ages.

Instructions and patterns for making your own replica Bronze Age and Iron Age art pieces out of gold card.

PDF book with information and activities related to the Neolithic period in Scotland.

Images compiled of art from around the world and through time, from possibly the earliest example of art from around 500,000 years ago to the common era.

Scheme of work on how ancient humans coped with climate change.

This is intended as a professional development article for teachers to help them find local Stone Age to Iron Age sites to enrich their topic teaching at Key Stage 2.

This is intended as a professional development article for teachers to learn about how archaeology happens in the UK.

This is intended as a professional development article for teachers to understand how the study of prehistory has developed.

This is intended as a professional development article for teachers to learn more about archaeological science.