Stories, poetry and ideas to support the new history topic British Prehistory from the Stone Age to the Iron Age. Includes: The Fire Child - a story to support understanding of the hunter gatherer lifestyle. Gifts to the water - a story to promote thinking about beliefs. Journey through the Stone Age - a fun poem to help children remember the three stages of the Stone Age.

This photo pack shows step by step how pottery would have been made during the Neolithic period of the Stone Age. The pack also has images of Stone Age and Bronze Age pottery from the Museum of London collection.

Sample of resources to support planning for the new KS2 history topic British Prehistory from the Stone Age to the Iron Age. Further resources can be found online. Prehistory, Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age.

Introduced by primary school children at the Museum of London, these videos show how tools were made during the Stone Age and Bronze Age. Go back in time to see how our Stone Age ancestors used a technique called flint knapping to make tools. Watch how an axe may have been created during the Bronze Age by casting liquid bronze in a clay mould. NB Videos are embedded into these presentations from our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/museumoflondon