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How have toys changed since Grandma was little? A one-hour Year 1 history lesson comparing toys from the past and today, ages 5 to 6. The lesson covers: toys today and the ones we play with now; toys long ago and what children played with in the past; spot-the-difference comparisons of old and new toys; finding clues about toys from the past; and a sort-and-share activity putting toys into then and now. Ready-to-teach PowerPoint, no prep.
How have toys changed since Grandma was little? A one-hour Year 1 history lesson comparing toys from the past and today, ages 5 to 6. The lesson covers: toys today and the ones we play with now; toys long ago and what children played with in the past; spot-the-difference comparisons of old and new toys; finding clues about toys from the past; and a sort-and-share activity putting toys into then and now. Ready-to-teach PowerPoint, no prep.