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Detective hats on — we are travelling back to London in 1666. A one-hour Year 2 history lesson on the Great Fire of London, covering events beyond living memory, ages 6 to 7. The lesson covers: old London and its wooden houses squashed close together; how the fire began in a bakery in Pudding Lane; why the flames raced across the city; how we know — Samuel Pepys and his famous diary; and the new city, rebuilt in brick and stone. Ready-to-teach PowerPoint, no prep.
Detective hats on — we are travelling back to London in 1666. A one-hour Year 2 history lesson on the Great Fire of London, covering events beyond living memory, ages 6 to 7. The lesson covers: old London and its wooden houses squashed close together; how the fire began in a bakery in Pudding Lane; why the flames raced across the city; how we know — Samuel Pepys and his famous diary; and the new city, rebuilt in brick and stone. Ready-to-teach PowerPoint, no prep.