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Roman Settlement
This history scheme of work for Key Stage Two gets the children to explore what happened when the Romans settled in Britain and how it impacted the population and made changes to ways of life. The class can investigate how Celtic tribes revolted and how the Romans left a legacy in Britain that is still visible today.
Explore and record what happened when the Romans settled in Ancient Britain and how it impacted the population and made changes to ways of life
Lesson One : Roman Revolt
Investigate, describe and record how Britons responded to what happened during the Roman invasion and settlement of Britain in the past
Lesson Two : Boudicca’s Revolt
Explore and illustrate how ancient Celtic tribes reacted and revolted against the Roman invasion of Britain in the past
Lesson Three : Hadrian’s Wall
Explain and record how and why the Romans built Hadrian’s wall to overcome some of the problems that the they faced when invading Britain in the past
Lesson Four : Roman Settlements
Practise using maps to explore and record where and why Romans chose to settle in different parts of Britain in the past
Lesson Five : Changing Roman Britain
Investigate, describe and record how some different aspects of life in Britain changed following Roman invasion and settlement in the past
Lesson Six : Roman Legacy
Investigate, describe and record how Roman invasion and settlement changed British culture and traditions in the past
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Chinese Dragons
Select and combine different mouldable and other materials to create masks representing dragons that can be worn during a performance dance
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Suffix Combinations
Identify and record how to build a range of special words by using different combinations of roots and suffixes
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Ancient Greek Games
Explore the development of the Olympic Games that began during the history of Ancient Greece and make comparisons with modern competitions