Tag: Facts list
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Looking at Easter
What is Easter? Easter is a Christian religious holiday usually celebrated early in the Spring. For the Christian people Easter Sunday is a celebration of the anniversary of the resurrection of Jesus, while Good Friday is considered to be the day Jesus was crucified. The earliest record we have of Easter being celebrated is from…
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World book day
World Book Day is a great opportunity to explore the power of storytelling and its rich history. From ancient times around the fire traditions to epic literary sagas, storytelling has shaped cultures and preserved histories for generations. This year, why not take children on a journey through time by exploring sagas and their impact on…
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8 Facts About Bronze Age Britain
While the Bronze Age was buzzing in the Mediterranean and Middle East, it’s easy to forget Bronze Age Britain. Ancient history’s middle child is too often ignored in favour of its better known siblings, the Stone and Iron ages. But so much of what we think of as British today comes directly from the Bronze…
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6 Teaching Ideas for a Historical Christmas
Celebrate the holidays with these 6 teaching ideas inspired by Christmas through history. From the Romans to the Victorians, Christmas celebrations have always been festive and filled with wonder, and sometimes downright weird!
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8 Stone Age Facts That Will Get Children Thinking
From Neolithic technology to Neanderthal toys, here are 8 great conversation-starters and teaching ideas to get children talking about the Stone Age.