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Reusable Wattle and Daub

Original price was: £44.84.Current price is: £32.60.

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Hands-On Learning: This resource facilitates hands-on learning by enabling children to construct an Anglo-Saxon house model, employing traditional wattle and daub techniques.
Curriculum Support: Aids in delivering Key Stage 2 history curriculum, focusing on Britain’s ancient settlement, thereby providing a tangible connection to Anglo-Saxons and Scots.
Reusable Resource: The kit is designed for sustainability, allowing for repeated use by enabling the daub to be removed and the frame to be reused, thus maximising resource efficiency.
Easy to Use: Comes with clear, easy-to-understand instructions, ensuring educators can quickly integrate this engaging, practical resource into their teaching arsenal.
Anglo-Saxon Insights: Provides a practical guide to Anglo-Saxon house construction, offering insights into historical building techniques and everyday life.

Showcases methods of Anglo-Saxon house construction, focusing on wattle and daub techniques.

A kit that includes a wooden frame for exploring an Anglo-Saxon wattle and daub home construction. Ideal for learning about historic building techniques.

This reusable wattle and daub kit lets children actively learn about Anglo-Saxon house construction, connecting them directly with Britain’s early settlers. The kit offers a wooden frame for intertwining with wattle and space to apply a daub mix (mud or clay and straw, not included) for crafting a wattle and daub house model.

Designed to enhance Key Stage 2 lessons on Anglo-Saxons and Vikings, the kit enriches geography and history classes through hands-on activities. Children can build, dismantle, and rebuild wattle and daub houses using the durable kit, deepening their understanding of ancient construction methods and historical life.
The kit’s sturdy construction ensures long-term use in educational settings. With dimensions of W38 x L33cm, it fits well in classroom activities. Included instructions make it easy for teachers to incorporate this interactive tool into lesson plans, boosting engagement in history and geography.