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Part of a history series that introduces children to the concept of the past and the fact that everyday objects have changed over time. The topic is looked at chronologically in decades from the 1900s to the 2000s.
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This lively collection of literary non-fiction contains extracts and activities for exploring and comparing letters, biography, autobiography, journals, reportage, diaries and speeches, all written at different periods in time. Age 12+ The New Windmill Literature File provides ph ...
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Part of a series designed to meet the requirements of the revised GCSE syllabuses, this pupil's book for all abilities looks at the American West. It covers the West's development, the life of the Plains Indians, the railways, and the conflicts. There are practice exam questions ...
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Changing Minds Student's Book is part of the series Think Through History for 11-14 year olds.
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Helps children visit and explore historical sites, such as the Mary Rose or Quarry Bank Mill. This work enables children to investigate each location, and explore the artefacts and documents they find there.
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Takes the children on a tour to visit and explore historical sites, such as the Mary Rose or Quarry Bank Mill. The children investigate each location, and explore the artefacts and documents they find there. From the evidence they discover, they build a picture of life in the pas ...
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Relating the development of Devon's seaside resorts to the wider processes of social and economic change, this study explains why early tourists were drawn to the remote Devon coast and shows how fishing villages were transformed into fashionable watering places.
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