Florence Nightingale Artefacts Collection KS1

Florence Nightingale Artefacts Collection KS1

£72.12

SKU: SKUO7WVAdMPTI Categories: Historical Artefacts, Historical People & Events, History, Primary Curriculum Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Florence Nightingale Lamp Replica: The collection’s Florence Nightingale Lamp replica serves as a powerful educational tool, linking the past to the present while illuminating Nightingale’s enduring legacy.
Authentic War Replicas: Including Scutari Hospital brassard and Victoria Cross Badges, the artefacts create a tangible connection to Nightingale’s contributions during the Crimean War.
Interactive Timeline Activity: The set offers a Florence Nightingale timeline and card activity, inviting children to delve into her life’s milestones and achievements in an interactive manner.
Tangible History Exploration: Children get to interact directly with history through this collection, making Nightingale’s legacy a tangible and engaging learning experience.
Curriculum Aligned: Perfectly aligning with Key Stage 1 history on significant individuals, this collection enriches learning, providing a captivating way to study historical figures.

Florence Nightingale Artefacts Collection KS1

Role play through history with this KS1 collection, ideal for the significant individuals unit.

Overview

Captivate your class with this hands-on resource set, perfect for immersive and engaging topic work in history.

Introduce your pupils to Florence Nightingale’s era with the KS1 Artefacts Collection. This set features a Florence Nightingale Lamp replica, Scutari Hospital brassard, Sebastopol Medal, and a Florence Nightingale timeline and card activity, making history tactile and engaging. These artefacts serve as a bridge to Nightingale’s monumental contributions to healthcare.

Aligning with Key Stage 1 history, this collection supports the curriculum’s focus on significant individuals and landmark events. Children engage with Nightingale’s story, understanding her role in healthcare’s evolution. The artefacts prompt discussions in historical perspective, encouraging critical thinking.
This collection not only complements history teaching but also invigorates it, making Nightingale’s world accessible. Children are drawn into the narrative of her life and times, exploring historical context through active participation. This approach fosters a deeper connection with history, stimulating interest and curiosity.
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Supports the National Curriculum

History, Key Stage 1, Significant Individuals

The lives of significant individuals in the past who have contributed to national and international achievements and compare aspects of life in different periods.

History, Key Stage 1, Events Beyond Living Memory

Significant national or global events (the great fire of London or the first aeroplane flight), also, events commemorated through festivals or anniversaries.

History, Key Stage 2, British History

A study of an aspect or theme in British history that extends pupils’ chronological knowledge beyond 1066.