This teaching resource provides primary school students with engaging, black-and-white Tudor-style house templates designed as colouring sheets. Each sheet features different examples of Tudor housing and shops, such as a butcher’s and tailor’s, complete with period details like timber beams, thatched roofs, leaded windows, and shop signs. By colouring and customising the sheets, pupils can creatively explore how people lived and worked in Tudor times, gaining insight into both domestic housing and the businesses that lined town streets. Once completed, the coloured houses can be combined to create a vibrant classroom display, helping children visualise a bustling Tudor town while reinforcing their historical learning through art and design.

This teaching resource consists of a vibrant set of three “Visit Tudor England” posters, designed to engage primary school pupils and spark curiosity about Tudor life. Each poster explores a different theme: Crime and Punishment, Tudor fashion, and sport. Together, the posters provide an accessible, visually appealing classroom display that encourages children to ask questions, make connections, and imagine what it was like to live in Tudor England.