by Carol Rainbow | May 18, 2019 | Curriculum
Water Transport is an interesting topic linked with many science projects such as floating and sinking. Whilst learning about the science, it may also be interesting have a quick look at the history! The video embedded below ‘Sea Transport, Modes of Water...
by Carol Rainbow | May 7, 2019 | Curriculum
Boats and Ships is a section in the Hamilton Trust Oceans and Seas project aimed at KS1 which has very clear planning for an 8-session project. All resources needed are provided with the project, including teaching notes and lesson plans with clearly defined learning...
by Carol Rainbow | May 4, 2019 | Curriculum
The sinking of the Titanic is still one of the most talked about shipping accidents in the world, even now over a hundred years later, everyone still knows about it. Liverpool has a whole floor of its Maritime Museum devoted to it. National Geographic shares original...
by Carol Rainbow | Nov 13, 2018 | Curriculum
The River Thames is probably the most important River in British History; indeed, it is part of why London grew to be such an important city. Primary Homework Help gives a pictorial guide to the River Thames in England, from source to the sea. As it’s source is...
by Carol Rainbow | Oct 26, 2018 | Curriculum
Great Fire of London Videos are plentiful on You Tube. Some of these visual representations are great for giving children an idea of what it must have been like. BBC Watch Magic Grandad – Samuel Pepys – Great Fire of London. This, BBC made, thirteen...
