Find out how the Romans lived in Scotland, what they ate and where they lived. Or explore a Caledonian village with the help of your friendly guide, Maeve.
Join Ham, the intergalactic collector, as he explores Scotland in the 1960s. Try the quizzes to test your knowledge and earn Ham an artefact to put in the interstellar space museum.
Discover the early monks' way of life in Scotland. Visit the monastery or use herbs to try to cure the sick monk. Examine Pictish symbols and create your own design.
Explore a day in the life of a child in Skara Brae times, and find out about the work of archaeologists. Personalise your own area, save media and write and sketch your own thoughts and ideas.
What did Christopher Columbus, Florence Nightingale, Pocahontas and George Stephenson do to be remembered? 'Famous People' covers KS1 QCA Scheme of Work Unit 4: 'Why do we remember Florence Nightingale?' and Unit 20: 'What can we learn about recent history from studying the life of a famous person?'.
Drop into the den for some dynamazing history games, including A Step Back in Time and What Comes From When? 'Dynamo' is designed for home use. Have fun with your kids!
Imagine fighting an army of axes, swords and bows and arrows! These were just some of the weapons used in the Anglo-Saxons army and if that's not tough, imagine having your nose cut off for stealing.
What would life be like without pizza and chips? Find out the challenges of living in Wartime Britain. A normal daily life would have included rationing, air raids, evacuation and even more. See how the war effected people's lives on this site.
From the Roman invasion of Britain to Victorian children in coal mines visit Primary History and find out more about Ancient Greeks, Anglo-Saxons, Romans, Children of Victorian Britain, Vikings and Children of World War 2.
Discover how the Picts pitted their wits against the invading Romans. This site links to the Scottish curriculum - revised ES guidelines: 'People in the past' in a Scottish context. This is also relevant to KS2.
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All aboard for the ultimate Viking adventure! Hope not to get sea sick as you embark the Vikings' famous ship and set off on this trading voyage. The Vikings travelled a lot, find out about their incredible journeys and much more on this site.
A collection of comic sketches, short dramas and music, available at any time and introduced by Barney Harwood. Including guides to the reigns of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I and a range of other topics identified in the History curriculum at Key Stage 2.
This collection of Viking Sagas is told by Loki, Viking god of fire...and expert mischief-maker! The stories have cross-curricular links to History and the study of Vikings at Key Stage 2.
Hands on History aims to help make history come alive for families with children aged 7-11. Step back in time and discover what life used to be like on your local high street or adventure back in time with Eric and find out all about Norman life.
Travel with archaeologist Professor Indus to uncover the mysterious civilisation of Mohenjo-Daro. Covers QCA Scheme of Work Unit 16: 'How can we find out about the Indus Valley civilisation?'
From great roads to towns and even the earliest technology, what didn't the Romans do? So, what was a Roman life really like, you ask? Discover it all on this site.
Tiptoe down our time tunnel to find out what happened where. This site covers KS2 QCA Schemes of Work Unit 6: 'Case studies in Romans, Anglo-Saxons or Vikings', Unit 8: 'Tudors', Unit 11 and 12 'Victorians' and Unit 13: 'Changes since 1948'.
From the Royal Game of Ur to the Easter Island Statues, discover artefacts from world history. This site has an interactive timeline, quizzes, videos and much more.
Your Paintings is a website which aims to show the entire UK national collection of oil paintings, the stories behind the paintings, and where to see them for real. Find out how your class can get involved and tag paintings.
If you think your day's tough, imagine spending it up a chimney or down a coal mine! This site covers Children in factories, coal mines, at home, at school and more.
David Grant is your vocal coach for a series of seven songs linking to Ancient Greece and the story of the Trojan War. The songs are in a variety of styles ranging from pop to swing and the music notation and backing tracks can all be downloaded.
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