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1.0 History skills: How do we process information?
Worksheet 1.1 - Evidence of the 2008 Olympic Games
Worksheet 1.2 - Old, old artefacts
2.0 Ancient Egypt: How do civilisations develop?
Worksheet 2.1 - Ancient Egypt map
Worksheet 2.2 - Farm like an Egyptian
Worksheet 2.3 - Look cool
Worksheet 2.4 - Make a mummy
Worksheet 2.5 - Make papyrus
3.0 Ancient Greece: How do civilisations influence one another?
Worksheet 3.1 - Analyse maps
Worksheet 3.2 - A long road to equality
Worksheet 3.3 - Design an ancient Greek temple
Worksheet 3.4 - Design a mask for an ancient Greek play
Worksheet 3.5 - Create a sport for the ancient Greek Olympics
4.0 Ancient Rome: Why do civilisations rise and fall?
Worksheet 4.1 - Sourcing Gladiator
Worksheet 4.2 - Create a mosaic
5.0 Ancient China: How do civilisations compare?
Worksheet 5.1 - The Silk Road
Worksheet 5.2 - Make and use an abacus
6.0 History skills: How do we assess evidence?
Worksheet 6.1 - Construction of a Viking longboat
Worksheet 6.2 - Investigating Viking mythology
7.0 Feudalism: How are societies organised?
Worksheet 7.1 - Medieval church windows
Worksheet 7.2 - Castle construction
8.0 Medieval life: What influences lifestyle?
Worksheet 8.1 - Medieval recipes
Worksheet 8.2 - Medieval herbal remedies
9.0 Bold new world: Why do societies change?
Worksheet 9.1 - Printing with potatoes