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How new metals changed life in Britain — travel back over three thousand years. A one-hour Year 3 history lesson on the Bronze Age and Iron Age, covering changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age, ages 7 to 8. The lesson covers: where we are in time, after the Stone Age and before the Romans; the gift of bronze, mixing copper and tin to make metal; life in a roundhouse with farming, families and everyday jobs; iron and hillforts, stronger tools and safer settlements; and a be-a-historian activity asking what real artefacts can tell us. Ready-to-teach PowerPoint, no prep.
How new metals changed life in Britain — travel back over three thousand years. A one-hour Year 3 history lesson on the Bronze Age and Iron Age, covering changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age, ages 7 to 8. The lesson covers: where we are in time, after the Stone Age and before the Romans; the gift of bronze, mixing copper and tin to make metal; life in a roundhouse with farming, families and everyday jobs; iron and hillforts, stronger tools and safer settlements; and a be-a-historian activity asking what real artefacts can tell us. Ready-to-teach PowerPoint, no prep.