Perfect for parents and teachers looking to inspire and teach history in the coming weeks or months.
A huge thank you to our historian Dan Shadrake for his expertise in creating these worksheets.
Simply click on the following subjects to view and download the PDF…
Late Neolithic Craftsman
This man is working on a sacred statue or idol.
Labelling and colouring activity…
Neolithic Woman Farmer
In Europe and Britain the Neolithic era started around 5000 B.C. In this time, people first started to grow crops for food.
Labelling and colouring activity…
Cleopatra VII – The last Pharaoh of Egypt
Cleopatra’s family were Macedonion Greeks that ruled Egypt for 275 years, from 305 B.C.
Labelling and colouring activity…
Ancient Egyptian Warrior
Egypt had many enemies, Hittites to the North, Nubia to the South, The Sea People and even tribes from the Libyan desert.
Labelling and colouring activity…
First and last Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt
A Pharaoh was the most important and powerful person in the kingdom. He was the head of the government and high priest of every temple.
Questioner and colouring activity…
Tutankhamun’s Death Mask
Look on the internet to see just how beautiful his mask is, then colour him in using blue and yellow (except for his eyes).
Labelling and colouring activity…
THE DEATH OF A PHARAOH
When a pharaoh died, special priests started to prepare his body for burial. This process took 70 days.
Learning and colouring activity…
EGYPTIAN GODS
Find out 3 facts about each god and colour the picture in.
Colouring-in activity…
Athena – Goddess of war and wisdom
She was daughter of Zeus and she sprang fully-grown, out of Zeus head (already completely dressed in armour).
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Classic Greek Hoplite
Following the period called the ‘Greek Dark Ages’ (after the end of the Mycenaean civilisation) people migrated into mainland Greece from areas to the North (1100 B.C. to 950 B.C.
Labelling and colouring activity…
Boudicca – Iron Age British Queen
Boudicca was queen of the Iceni tribe (The tribe occupied a large area that now covers Norfolk and North Suffolk).
Labelling and colouring activity…
Otzi ‘The Iceman’
He died 5,300 years ago and was discovered frozen in ice by a German couple hiking back in 1991.
Labelling and colouring activity…
Egtved Girl
Just under 3,400 years ago, (during the early Bronze Age), a young girl was buried in a area that is now Egtved, Denmark.
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Hamian Archer
The Romans wasted little time in getting the best archers from Hama to join the Imperial army as specialist auxiliary soldiers.
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Roman Legionary Soldier
Learn about the life of a Roman soldier, then help him by designing a shield for his legion.
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Roman Republican Soldier
Before the Romans lived under the rule of the emperors (The Empire) they were a Republic. In the early years of the republic, Rome did not have a full-time army.
Labelling and colouring activity…
Viking Warrior
The first Viking raid on England was recorded in 793A.D. Not all Scandinavians were ‘Vikings’.
Labelling and colouring activity…
Saxon art
Choose your favourite colours and get started! The border pattern weaves under and over each strand.
Colouring in activity…
Matilda of Flanders
Wife of William the Conqueror, England’s first medieval queen (1031 A.D. to 1083 A.D.)
Labelling and colouring activity…
William The Conquerer
Willian was the Duke of Normandy (North France). The Normans were themselves descending from Vikings.
Labelling and colouring activity…
CODE BREAKING SHEET
You are part of the Bletchley Park team, the best brains in the country. It is your mission to crack the secret coded messages being sent by the German high command to the German Army, Air Force and Navy.