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Teachers TV video collection - Primary History - Lesson Ideas

Resources | Published 19 August, 2011

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Primary History Lesson Ideas

Teachers demonstrate and discuss their most inspirational lessons in this collection of videos for KS2 History.

Covering a variety of History topics, they give tips and advice for delivering the lessons yourself.

Primary History - Vicious Vikings

  • Three great lesson Ideas to help children identify and understand what life was really like for people in Viking times, and to use research skills to consider the authenticity of Viking objects.

Primary History - Enquiry Skills

  • Teachers offer great lesson ideas to develop children’s enquiry skills. Children are encouraged to think about generating their own questions, assess the best sources and how to start good research.

Primary History - Artefacts

  • Three great lesson ideas for looking at artefacts with your KS2 class. Why not use a lost suitcase to raise questions, or try a classroom museum or an archaeological dig?

History - Theatre Boxes

  • A Key Stage 2 teacher uses theatre boxes at the end of a history topic as a fun way for pupils to present and share their different research in this lesson idea.

Learning Outside the Classroom: Primary History

  • Watch three trips to the Imperial War Museum, Duxford, The National Archives and Blists Hill Victorian Town and be inspired to take your primary historians out of class for a study day.

For the resources used in these videos, plus many more:

Lesson Starters - The Victorians

Lesson Starters - The Second World War

Lesson Starters - Post War Immigration

Primary Maths Lesson Ideas

Primary English Lesson Ideas

 

TES Primary KS2 History teaching resources

TES Primary teaching resources collections


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