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***** UPDATE 13TH JULY 2020 *****

WHO WAS HENRY THE VIII?  CLICK HERE

WHO WAS ELISABETH I? CLICK HERE

**** 6th July 2020 Update ****

 

BBC Bitesize - The Seasons - Click Here

BBC Bitesize: Cities, Towns and Villages - Click Here

 

BBC Bitesize:  Play it! - Click Here

**** 29th June 2020 Update ****

 

BBC Bitesize - Who was Mary Seacole - Click Here

BBC Bitesize: Who was Elisabeth Fry - Click Here 

 

200 years ago, people were also sent to prison for small crimes, like stealing bread. And if a woman was sent to prison, her children had to go too!

No matter what the crime, everyone was treated badly in these dark and frightening places.

Elizabeth Fry believed this was wrong and helped change prisons forever.

Discover more about her life in the clip above. 

BBC Bitesize - Who was Florence Nightingale? - Click Here

 

BBC Bitesize - Introduction to Antartica - Click Here 

 

 

 

Neil Amstrong 

Find out about the extraordinary life and achievements of Neil Amstrong. Use the following websites and links to find out more about him, his life, his interests and what made him famous. 

 

National Geographic - Click Here 

The Moon Walker - Click Here

 

Moon Landing - Click Here 

Geography

 

Join Nasa to learn about Weather and Climate through games. 

Weather Games

BBC Geography - Choose 7-9 year olds.

 

You could compare the weather in two different countries by being a forecaster and looking at their temperature, whether is sunny, rainy, windy, mixed, rainy with sunny spells, foggy, etc.  Look on the BBC Weather Forecast Site and type Reading and another non-European Country to compare. 

Write your own little forecasts. 

 

Make your own Forecasters Symbols for a map to tell the weather.

Look at the different habitats animals live in all round the globe.  Why can't polar bears live in a desert? 

Here are some videos to learn more about habitats

Choose an animal and explore why they are suited to that habitat.  How do they adapt, camouflage, how does it sustain their needs, etc? Make an information leaflet about that animal and their habitat.  You could print out photos, draw your own pictures and even draw a food chain!

 

Rain Forest Facts - National Geographic for Kids

 

Explore Habitats with the National Geographic including Field Work