History Lesson Resources for Teachers

Celebrating Famous Animals of World War I - Information for KS2 and KS3

Just as there were heroic humans who served in the war on all sides and continue to inspire us today, there were many heroic animals too.

Iron Man Armour in WW1 - Astonishing Trivia for Teachers

The First World War revolutionized warfare on an epic scale. Cavalry became redundant against the machine gun. The deployment of metal mo...

The Weirdest Tank of WW1 - Astonishing Trivia for Primary Teacher's Lesson Plans

Since the Great War the mighty tank has formed the mainstay of any skilled (or unskilled) military commander’s army. The tank started its...

Anglo-Saxon Place Names - Fun Learning for Students and Teachers

Many of the place names in Anglo-Saxon Britain are still used by us today. The Anglo-Saxons created their place names using different method

Hadrian’s Wall seen through Aerial Photography - Awesome info for Primary School Teachers

Hadrian’s Wall was both awesome in size and epic in scope. However, when visited today, many sections can often look a little underwhelming.

5 Infamous Pirates Explained - Full of Brilliant Trivia for Teachers and their Lessons

Let’s face it, Pirates are totally awesome and are clearly the cool kid of the maritime world. Forget your submarine commanders and narrow...

5 Things the Romans did for us - Full of Brilliant Info for Teacher's Lesson Plans

In 41 AD Emperor Claudius succesfully invaded Britain. It was an accomplishment that no other Roman had managed before him. So well done ...

Top Stone Age Medicine Trivia to Teach Your Key Stage 2 Class

Tackling the Stone Age in the class room can be a tricky endeavour. There are a number of reasons for this; the vast scope of the era, no...

5 Weird Ancient Olympic Facts - Tons of Great Info for your Lesson Plan

From the Olympian who held a World Record for over 2000 years to the goriest boxing match, here are 5 weird facts about the Ancient Olympics

An Interview with Howard Carter - Tons of Info for Primary School Students and Teachers

We were luckily enough to be joined by the famous archaeologist and Egyptologist Howard Carter for a chat. We quizzed him on how he discover

Who were the most powerful people in Ancient Rome? - A Brilliant Resource for your Lesson Plan

Who held the most potent position of power in Ancient Rome? And why?

8 Stone Age Facts to Engage Primary Pupils - Full of Trivia for your Lesson Plan

These 8 Stone Age Facts will help you engage your students.

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