Early Islamic Civilisation Artefacts

£78.27

SKU: SKUxT3H4T09M8 Categories: Historical Artefacts, History, Primary Curriculum, Topics & Themes Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Hands-On History: This set includes replica coins, a seal ring, and a bronze oil lamp to enhance learning through tactile experience.
Informative Posters: Includes three A1 posters providing detailed information on the Early Islamic Civilisation, The Ancient City of Baghdad, and The Silk Road.
Cross-Curricular Learning: Supports cross-curricular activities in geography, RE, and literacy, promoting a holistic understanding of historical contexts.
Curriculum Support: Aligned with the KS2 History curriculum, focusing on significant individuals and events to enhance educational outcomes.
Significant Individuals: Supports the History curriculum at Key Stage 2 by facilitating exploration of significant historical events, people, and places.

Islamic Civilisation Artefacts

Replica artefacts and posters depicting the Early Islamic Civilisation, Baghdad, and The Silk Road.

Overview

Suitable for KS2, ideal for history topics or integrating into geography, RE, and literacy activities.

Explore the Early Islamic Civilisation with this artefact set designed for KS2. Including replica coins, a seal ring, a bronze oil lamp, and three A1 posters, it offers a tangible connection to the Islamic golden age, Baghdad, and the Silk Road.

Aligned with the KS2 curriculum, this collection enriches lessons on history, by focusing on significant individuals and events from the early Islamic period. It supports a multidisciplinary approach, blending history with geography, RE, and literacy, thus fostering a comprehensive understanding of historical contexts.
The set aids in meeting KS2 curriculum goals, facilitating connections across subjects. It assists educators in highlighting the significance of cultural exchanges and the contributions of Early Islamic Civilisation, underscoring the impact of historical developments on contemporary society.

Supports the National Curriculum

Geography, Key Stage 2, Place Knowledge

Understand geographical similarities and differences through the study of human and physical geography of a region of the United Kingdom, a region in a European country and North or South America.