Similarity & difference
Similarity and difference is based upon an understanding of the complexity of people’s lives, differing perspectives and relationships between different groups. Asking how similar or different allows pupils to draw comparisons across people, their perspectives, motivations and actions as well as across time and space, helping children to develop a greater understanding of modern global society.
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The wheels (and horses…) on the bus
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Exploring the past through active enquiry
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Film: What's the wisdom on... Similarity and Difference (Primary)
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Pandemics in history: similarity and difference
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Migration to Britain through time
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Developing early history skills and understanding through the EYFS
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Teaching crime and punishment as a post-1066 theme
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Making the most of a census
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How can old advertisements be used in the primary classroom?
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Why stop at the Tudors?
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Food – a theme for learning about the past
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Overground, underground and across the sea
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Using shoes as an historical source
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Our Iron Age challenge
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So was everyone an ancient Egyptian?
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Beyond compare a study of Beatrix Potter and Benjamin Zephaniah
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History supporting global learning
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Ancient Sumer
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From Home to the Front: World War I
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Early Islamic civilisation
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