Tagged with Age 11-14

Resource : Age of Revolution Top Trumps

Ideas and activities for using our FREE Age of Revolution Top Trumps in the Classroom

Resource : Creating a historical graphic story

A guide to planning and creating graphic panels and stories with your students, inspired by revolutionary people and events.

Resource : Introducing the Age of Revolution

A simple guide to introducing the Age of Revolution to your students and linking some of the extraordinary people, ideas and events to their own lives today

Resource : Label mix up

Student use their enquiry skills to match the label to the correct image, and identify how the object, person, event or idea impacts their lives today.

Resource : Abolition of the transatlantic slave trade

From the men, women and children who resisted their enslavement, to the campaigners who fought for its abolition, use a range of sources to find out who fought for the abolition of slavery and some of the tactics they used.

Resource : Migration: why did people move?

From the millions of African men, women and children stolen from their homelands and transported to the Americas, to those moving from rural Britain to the newly industrialised towns and cities, explore the pushes and pulls on the people of the Age of Revolution.

Resource : A transport revolution?

Explore the inventions and discoveries that changed the way people travelled in the early 1800s and assess their impact on people’s lives.

Resource : Why did workers protest?

Interrogate banners, posters, songs and more to find out how and why workers of the past protested, and whether their demands were met.

Resource : If only they could talk

What might the Waterloo teeth have to say? What questions might they ask the students..?

Resource : Guides for teachers

Use these guides to make the most of our Revolutionary collection across the curriculum with students of all ages.