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Stone Age
This history scheme of work for Key Stage Two gets the children to investigate and record how different aspects of life in prehistoric Britain developed and changed during the Stone Age. The class can make and labels models to show how the first people settled and lived and worked in Britain.
Investigate and record how different aspects of life in prehistoric Britain developed and changed during the Stone Age
Lesson One : Dinosaurs, Asteroids and Ice
Identify, describe and sequence some of he historical events that preceded the settlement of the first people in pre-historic Britain
Lesson Two : First People
Identify, explain and record some of the different special reasons as to why people first came to settle in prehistoric Britain in the past
Lesson Three : Hunter Gatherers
Explore, describe and record some of the different ways that people hunted and gathered food during the Stone Age as part of life in prehistoric Britain
Lesson Four : Stone Age Tools
Identify, describe and illustrate how people in the Stone Age in prehistoric Britain produced and used different tools for a range of functions to support their communities
Lesson Five : Stone Age Farming
Explore and record how and why people in the Stone Age began to harvest crops and started farming animals in their settlements to support their growing communities
Lesson Six : Stonehenge
Investigate and record some of the special reasons as to why people built different monuments during the Stone Age in prehistoric Britain from a range of materials
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Bronze Age
Research and illustrate how life in Britain developed and changed during the Bronze Age including the growth of communities and trade
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Future World
Practise using apostrophes correctly in matching sentences to describe some of the things that might be owned by families in the future
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Recycling Bin
Select, format and adjust the properties of different shapes when creating the graphic design for a recycling bin for use in school classrooms
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Space Helmets
Select, shape and combine different mouldable materials to make a model of an astronaut’s helmet that could be worn when exploring space