History for children
Splats History for children days act as a stimulus or culmination to a history project or topic
Our Splats teacher/presenter comes to the school and works with one to four classes. Each class learn their scene and then make props and scenery for the end of day show. Big performance for the whole school and parents at the end of the day.
A Splats History for children day starts with an assembly includes lessons for 4 groups and ends with a show for an invited audience.
Our teacher acts as the narrator which helps cement the whole play together and of course acts as a cue for the pupils.
Splats history for children days are:
- Suitable for ages: Nursery through to Year 6
- Amount of pupils:140 pupils in a day (call if you require more)
- Number per History class:up to 35 (call if you require more)
After the assembly our teacher will work with the first group on the first scene.
The other three groups go back to the classroom with their class teacher and start making the props and scenery as described in our teaching pack.
History for children shows
The Viking Invasion
Just when you thought it was safe in the classroom, the Vikings arrive. Join the pupils as they learn the way of the great Viking warriors
- explore the Viking gods
- How the Vikings lived
- Viking sports and arts
- Learn to invade like a Viking
Romans children History
- Learn about and act the Roman gods
- Roman life
- Roman education, sports and arts
- Learn to act like a Roman
- explore the Egyptian gods
- How the Egyptians lived
- Egyptian sports and arts
- Solve the Egyptian mystery
The Ancient Greek Olympics- How to be a great Olympian
- How the Greeks lived
- Greek sports
- Our heros from the Olympics
The Tudors Rule
- How the Tudors lived
- Kings and Queens
- How to act like a Tudor
- Tudor arts, sports and education
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