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Fully resourced for inquiry, creativity, and historical thinking | Ideal for Years 3–6 and Ofsted observations

Immerse your class in the fascinating world of the Bronze Age with this set of three high-quality history lessons. Designed for KS2 pupils, this unit supports chronological understanding, critical thinking, and engagement with historical evidence.

What’s included:
✔ 3 detailed lesson plans with clear learning objectives
✔ PowerPoints, activity sheets, fact files and visual resources
✔ High-quality images of artefacts and engaging video content
✔ Differentiated and creative tasks to support all learners

Lesson overview:
1. Unveiling the Bronze Age
Explore where the Bronze Age fits in the historical timeline and why it was a turning point. Pupils learn about the discovery of bronze and its impact on tools, trade, and daily life.

2. Life in the Bronze Age
Step into the shoes of people from the past with a focus on daily life, customs, and notable archaeological finds. Pupils learn about Marghwen’s cist and the Amesbury Archer, using artistic responses to connect with history.

3. Evidence from the Past
Develop historical skills by examining and categorising artefacts from the Stone, Bronze, and Iron Ages. Pupils investigate jewellery and create a Bronze Age fact file based on real evidence.

Why this unit stands out:
✔ Encourages critical thinking through artefact-based learning
✔ Combines discussion, visual resources, and creative expression
✔ Fully adaptable for different ability levels and teaching contexts
✔ Minimal prep required – ready-to-teach resources

Perfect for:

• KS2 history lessons (Y3–Y6)
• Chronology and prehistory units
• Cross-curricular links with literacy and art
• Ofsted observations or interview lessons

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