Prehistory
Explore these activities and resources for primary prehistory teaching.
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Key stages:
Key Stage 1 (5-7)
Key Stage 2 (7-11)
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Prehistory
Note on dates
You might be more familiar with dates being written as 10,000 BC and 43 AD. This means Before Christ and Anno Domini (Year of the Lord). Today, archaeologists and historians don’t use this system any more, but say BCE (Before Common Era) and CE (Common Era) instead.
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Use our glossary to help get to grips with tricky prehistoric terms.
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Use this simple overview to get a handle on the need-to-knows of the Stone Age to the Iron Age.
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Easy cut-out-and-keep labels to create a prehistory timeline in your classroom.
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Fun ways to learn about London's history, including the Great Fire of London
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