How to make a Tudor Town
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Subject: History
Level: Secondary
Age Group: 11 - 14
Order Number: 7010
The History Portfolio, the acclaimed and popular collection of black and white photocopiable drawings has now been expanded to cover national histories and the roots of European civilisation.
Each pack contains maps, drawings, diagrams and cartoons giving a wealth of information on the period that can be used with a wide range of pupils. Packs come complete with teacher notes which give background information on the events and people depicted on each sheet.
Pack D4 - How to make a Tudor Town
This can be used as a class project following study of the reigns of Henry VII, Henry VIII or Elizabeth I or as background to the Age of Exploration. It is very approximately based on the city of Bristol but it could be any 16th century town.
It is quite easy for a pupil to complete one model per lesson. The keener ones will want to do more at home. Care should be taken to ensure all the model is coloured before folding and gluing.
Finished models can be assembled into streets, squares, harbours etc. and the whole surrounded by a city wall with town gates. No preconceived plan is necessary. Let it grow, though a large cardboard base should be provided on which all the models can be glued down.
