Year 2 History
Year 2 History lesson planning and complete schemes of work for excellent curriculum coverage.
Build up your pupils' Year 2 history enquiry skills and knowledge of a range of time periods with lesson plans and complete schemes of work covering a range of topics. Every scheme of work is designed for all primary teachers and schools (no matter what your curriculum), but also to ensure excellent coverage of National Curriculum Year 2 History learning objectives.
In addition to the History packs included in this collection we also have a wide range of lessons focused on Special People and Decolonising the Curriculum. These schemes of work focus on significant and famous people and events throughout history, giving children a detailed look at the lives and achievements of a range of people including Ruby Bridges and Helen Keller. Read more about our pledge to decolonise the curriculum here.
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Florence Nightingale
From £2.99 to £12.00Meet Florence Nightingale, one of Britain's most famous historical figures, with this Florence Nightingale KS1 planning pack for Year 2. Find out a...
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The Great Fire of London
From £2.99 to £10.00This Great Fire of London KS1 planning pack is full of all the lesson plans, differentiated activity ideas, slideshow presentations and printable w...
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Communication Then and Now
From £2.99 to £12.00Take a whistlestop tour across the ages from hieroglyphics to the world wide web as your class explore the history of communication. They will find...
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What are we remembering on Remembrance Day?
From £2.99 to £10.00Download these KS1 Remembrance Day lessons to teach your class about what Remembrance Day is, why people wear poppies and who we are remembering on...
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Isaac Newton
From £2.99 to £12.00Introduce your children to Isaac Newton, one of Britain's most famous scientists. In this KS1 History unit of work, your pupils will class will dis...
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Intrepid Explorers
From £2.99 to £14.50Use this Famous Explorers KS1 History pack to introduce your class to two intrepid explorers with this scheme of work for Year 1 and Year 2. Your c...
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Seaside Holidays in the Past
From £2.99 to £12.00Challenge your Year 1 or Year 2 class to explore seaside holidays in the past with this complete set of lesson planning and resources. Your KS1 cla...
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Famous Queens
From £2.99 to £14.50Take your class on a royal journey and explore the lives of queens in the past and present. These KS1 History 'Famous Queens' lessons will teach yo...
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Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot
From £2.99 to £10.00This Guy Fawkes KS1 history series of lessons will inform your class all about Guy Fawkes and Bonfire Night. They will learn why Bonfire Night is c...
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Childhood Then and Now
From £2.99 to £12.00These exciting, practical lessons will encourage your class to become historians as they learn about childhood and how it has changed over time, fr...
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Grace Darling
From £2.99 to £7.00Instantly download three fully-resourced Grace Darling KS1 lessons which explore her incredible achievements as a lighthouse keeper's daughter. #...
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Year 2 History lesson planning and complete schemes of work for excellent curriculum coverage.
Build up your pupils' Year 2 history enquiry skills and knowledge of a range of time periods with lesson plans and complete schemes of work covering a range of topics. Every scheme of work is designed for all primary teachers and schools (no matter what your curriculum), but also to ensure excellent coverage of National Curriculum Year 2 History learning objectives.
In addition to the History packs included in this collection we also have a wide range of lessons focused on Special People and Decolonising the Curriculum. These schemes of work focus on significant and famous people and events throughout history, giving children a detailed look at the lives and achievements of a range of people including Ruby Bridges and Helen Keller. Read more about our pledge to decolonise the curriculum here.