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Tudors

Jane Bower
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125g Sugar
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Back Pages
Baking Sheet
Barber's Pole
Card Circle
Carrot Juice
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clove pomanders
Double Cream
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Fine Paintbrush
Food Colouring
Ground Almonds
Icing Sugar
miniature book
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Nut Allergies
Oak Apples
Oak Gall
Scented Water
Screw Top Lid
Tangerine
Teaspoons Cream
Tudor activities
Tudor menu
Tudor recipe ideas
Tudor Roses
Tudors
White A4 Paper

Product details

  • ISBN 9781853468612
  • Weight: 280g
  • Dimensions: 210 x 297mm
  • Publication Date: 28 Jun 2002
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
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Description

The innovative Creative History Activity Packs series is designed to help teachers bring history topics to life through imaginative creative arts activities. Each pack includes ten laminated, double-sided cards, printed in full color. Each card describes in detail activities that recreate aspects of life in a particular historical period, using art, drama and dance. Each activity is based on historically researched authentic practices of the time. Ideal for whole class or small group sessions, the packs are an inspiration for busy teachers looking for new ways to approach project work at Key Stage 2 - and are easily applicable for Key Stage 1 classes.

Tudor activities in this pack include creating clove pomanders and soap balls; painting miniatures to mount as jewelry; making your own ink and writing a Tudor menu; making a miniature book for herbs, recipes or prayers; Tudor recipe ideas; and structured outlines for drama and dance.
About Jane Bower
Jane Bower trained at St Martin's College of Education in Lancaster, and has a degree in Art and Design. She was a full-time primary teacher in Lancaster and the Lake District for twelve years. She is now a part-time primary teacher and an independent consultant/adviser in KS1 and KS2 art, drama and dance, travelling to primary schools countrywide. She also works as a teacher for History Off The Page. Jane writes regularly on practical classroom arts activities for several educational journals including Child Education and Five to Seven, and produces teachers' workpacks for BBC Schools Radio Drama.

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