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Last updated

18 January 2025

pdf, 5.74 MB
pdf, 5.74 MB

Resource Description (11 pages)

Engage your upper Key Stage 2 students with a fascinating exploration of how the seven days of the week got their names. This literacy resource blends history, mythology, and astronomy to uncover the ancient stories behind the names of the days. Through engaging facts, cool trivia, and activities, students will discover the influences of Babylonian sky-watchers, Hebrew traditions, Roman gods, and Norse mythology.

The resource includes:

  • Easy-to-read sections for independent and collaborative work.
  • A variety of questions and challenges that promote critical thinking and discussion.
  • A detailed comparison of day names across cultures and languages.

This resource is perfect for developing literacy skills while connecting students to the cultural and historical roots of everyday terms.

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