100 History Lessons: Ages 5-7 by Paul Bowen (author), Pat Hoodless (author), and Jane Bottomley (illustrator)

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Product description

100 inspirational history lessons which build upon the QCA Schemes of Work for History at Key Stage One.

Split into eight appealing chapters, each focusing on a key study unit, the ready-made lessons let you captivate and enthuse.
All QCA units of study are covered including the new adapted units. Quick and easy-to-use lesson plans and photocopiables.
Includes detailed background notes.
Chapters include: Toys, Homes, Castles, Seaside Holidays, Florence Nightingale, Isambard Kingdom Brunel, The Great Fire of London, Remembrance Day.

Product Details

Series

100 History Lessons

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9780439964999

Date published

June 19th, 2006

Other details

160 pages

Condition

New

Part of this Series

100 History Lessons

Author/Illustrator

Paul Bowen

Paul Bowen is Senior Lecturer in History and Education at the Institute of Education, Manchester Metropolitan University. He is a former teacher but currently teaches history curriculum studies to both PGCE and undergraduate trainee primary teachers.

Pat Hoodless

Pat Hoodless is Senior Lecturer in history and education at the Institute of Education, Manchester Metropolitan University. She has carried out research for a masters degree on children’s use of language in historical problem-solving. She has also written a number of books and journal articles.