Stone Age/Bronze Age/Iron Age Workshop
Marvellous History Ltd
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Our workshops are run by professional costumed specialists with years of experience in school settings. We don't "stand at the front and talk", we expect the children (and teachers!) to get involved and really feel what it was like to live in Prehistoric times. Our prehistory workshops can focus on one are of pre-history (e.g. the Stone Age) or cover the birth of humanity right up to the Roman conquest of Britain. From cavemen to kingdoms, explore the origins of human civilisation. Learn how ancient people went from hunting and gathering to farming and crafting. These are the ages that brought agriculture and animal husbandry and took us from cave paintings, flint tools and pottery, to the beginnings of art and literature, cities and empires.
We bring authentically made replica artefacts into school and our costumed workshop leaders will give you a day full of fun activities and hands-on experiences.
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What activities are available during this school workshop?
Our workshops are designed to give a good overall view of the Stone, Bronze and Iron ages, inspiring children with practical activities and hands-on exploration. We can give you a great starting point, a boost in the middle of the topic or a fantastic end and round up of the period.
These workshops can be run individually, specialising in a particular age, or as an overall look at prehistoric early humanity in Britain before the Roman occupation.
Topics covered could include:
Flint knapping
Fire lighting
Pottery making
Timelines and chronology
Hunting and gathering food, learning to herd and farm
Hands on exploring tools and materials e.g. animal furs, antler, bone and horn
Bronze and iron working
Language
Gods and mythology
Weapons and warfare
Tribes and society
Archaeology
Migration, travel and trade
Art and jewellery
How to make a house
Daily life, clothing and household objects
We can also include any specific topic focus or questions that you are working on, just let us know!
These workshops can be run individually, specialising in a particular age, or as an overall look at prehistoric early humanity in Britain before the Roman occupation.
Topics covered could include:
Flint knapping
Fire lighting
Pottery making
Timelines and chronology
Hunting and gathering food, learning to herd and farm
Hands on exploring tools and materials e.g. animal furs, antler, bone and horn
Bronze and iron working
Language
Gods and mythology
Weapons and warfare
Tribes and society
Archaeology
Migration, travel and trade
Art and jewellery
How to make a house
Daily life, clothing and household objects
We can also include any specific topic focus or questions that you are working on, just let us know!
Which curriculum topics do we cater for?
Prehistory Workshop
Stone Age Bronze Age Iron Age
From Stone Age hunter gatherers to the great Bronze and Iron Age civilisations, our interactive prehistoric workshops will let your children experience living in prehistoric times. Hunt mammoths with flint weapons, craft pottery and create settlements, build hill forts and tell stories with cave art; learn how our ancestors shaped the modern world and became the foundation for modern civilisations.
From Otzi the Iceman to Stonehenge - discover the evidence of the past and use it to create a picture of life in the prehistoric era.
What size groups do we cater for?
From small SEN and home-school groups to week-long whole-school history festivals, we can tailor activities to all ages and stages of learning.
One day workshops usually cater for up to 90 pupils. For larger numbers please get in touch.
One day workshops usually cater for up to 90 pupils. For larger numbers please get in touch.
Access for visitors with disabilities
Yes, we have a wide range of practical hands-on activities and games that are suitable for disabled and SEND children. We will also work with you to plan the day and take into account any special considerations so that all children can access the day to their full ability.
Visitors with Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Yes, we have a wide range of practical hands-on activities and games that are suitable for disabled and SEND children. We will also work with you to plan the day and take into account any special considerations so that all children can access the day to their full ability.
Anything else?
We work at all key-stages from pre-school to university and everything in between. We can even organise INSET activities to help you prepare for the topic, or provide team-building days for your staff.
Contact us now for more information and a no-obligation, all-in quotation with no hidden costs.
Contact us now for more information and a no-obligation, all-in quotation with no hidden costs.
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