Topic: Geography, History, Non-Fiction, PSHE & Citizenship, Race & identity
Related Book: Jerusalem: The City That Changed the World
Book Creator: Simon Sebag Montefiore, Rui Ricardo, Catherine Rowe
A beautifully illustrated adaptation of the classic Jerusalem: A Biography. The capital of two peoples and the shrine of three faiths, the stories of Jerusalem belong to many. Many of history’s most powerful people have shaped Jerusalem over its 3,000-year history, from Cleopatra to Catherine the Great, Ben-Gurion to Arafat, and Napoleon to Churchill. For readers aged 11+.
Themes: Middle East | History | Geography | Religion
Topic: History, Non-Fiction
Age Range: 7-11
Related Book: TEN
Discover the ten remarkable Black children who went on to change history with activity sheets centred around their inspirational untold stories.
Themes: Non-Fiction | History | Black History | Untold Stories
Topic: History, Non-Fiction
Related Book: Little Myths: Loki
Download ResourceTopic: History, Non-Fiction
Age Range: 7-11
Find out more about the most pivotal conflicts in our history with activity sheets centred around this moving poetry collection.
Themes: Non-Fiction | Poetry| War | Conflict | History
Topic: History
Age Range: 3-6
Related Book: The World of Dinosaur Roar!: Can You Touch a Dinosaur?
Fun activities with the bold and colourful dinosaurs from The World of Dinosaur Roar.
Themes: Dinosaurs | Activities | Creativity
Topic: Art, English, History, Maths, Modern Classic, PSHE & Citizenship
Age Range: 7-11
Related Book: How To Train Your Dragon School: Doom of the Darkwing
Book Creator: Cressida Cowell
How to Train Your Dragon School is a new spin-off series from no.1 bestseller Cressida Cowell, starring Hiccup, Toothless and friends as they embark on their training at the Isle of Berk’s Training School for Vikings and Dragons. These books feature standalone, action-packed, comedic adventures with low word count and a high level of illustration, designed to be accessible to developing readers.
This pack, based on the content of book 1, Doom of the Darkwing, contains a variety of engaging activities suitable for classroom or library sessions. Children will imagine that they are Viking warriors attending the training school. They will complete crosscurricular challenges such as making their own Viking ship, designing their own dragon and creating a comic strip adventure story. The activities are designed for lower key stage two but can easily be adapted for younger or older students and differentiated to suit the needs of your class.
Themes: Dragons | Fantasy worlds | The Vikings | Heroes | Adventure Stories
Age Range: 7-11
Related Book: How To Train Your Dragon School: Doom of the Darkwing
Book Creator: Cressida Cowell
Hilarious, hair-raising adventures starring Hiccup, Toothless and friends – with an accessible text and illustrations throughout, this spin-off series is perfect for developing readers.
Age Range: 7-11
Related Book: Spy Fox and Agent Feathers
Book Creator: Dermot O’Leary
When some top-secret documents go missing, agents Charles Fox and Gertrude Feathers are called in to help get them back. There’s just one problem, Charles can’t stop chasing Gertrude . . .
Foxes and feathers collide in this laugh-out-loud adventure from bestselling author Dermot O’Leary.
Perfect for KS2, these resources, written by educational experts, Teacher’s Pet, explore the history of WWII and the French resistance.
Themes: World War II | French Resistance | Code-breaking | Animals
Topic: History, Non-Fiction
Age Range: 7-11
Related Book: History's Most Epic Fibs
Book Creator: Athena Kugblenu
Help kids uncover history’s most fascinating fakeries with History’s Most Epic Fibs! From Marco Polo to Marie Antoinette and colonial myth-busting featuring Cleopatra and Colombus, this hilarious illustrated non-fiction from CBBC’s Horrible Histories writer Athena Kugblenu is guaranteed to intrigue KS2 readers.
Download this fun PowerPoint to see if your class can spot the fibs from the facts.
Topic: History, Non-Fiction
Age Range: 7-11
Related Book: History's Most Epic Fibs
Book Creator: Athena Kugblenu
Help kids uncover history’s most fascinating fakeries with History’s Most Epic Fibs! From Marco Polo to Marie Antoinette and colonial myth-busting featuring Cleopatra and Colombus, this hilarious illustrated non-fiction from CBBC’s Horrible Histories writer Athena Kugblenu is guaranteed to intrigue KS2 readers.
Themes: History | Critical Thinking
Topic: History, Non-Fiction
Age Range: 7-11
Related Book: Bletchley Park Puzzles and Brainteasers
Book Creator: Sinclair McKay
Fun activity sheets taken from Bletchley Park Puzzles and Brainteasers, an activity book for kids packed with over 80 puzzles and codes for kids to crack. As well as tackling mind-bending brainteasers kids will also discover more about the role of Bletchley Park and the rich history of codebreaking, dating back to the Greeks and Romans!
Themes: Brainteasers | History | Puzzles
Age Range: 11-14
Related Book: Midnight Treasure
Book Creator: Piers Torday
Midnight Treasure is an irresistible new fantasy adventure set in a world of vampirs and werwolves, where two kids join the hunt for a mysterious treasure.
Themes: Adventure | Fantasy | Friendship | Power