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Stone Age Sickle Collection 3pk

Original price was: £35.72.Current price is: £26.52.

SKU: SKUA3vatRiu2z Categories: Historical Artefacts, History, Primary Curriculum, Stone Age To Iron Age Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Encourages Curiosity: Encourages children’s curiosity about Stone Age tools. Handling these artefacts allows them to connect with history in a tactile way, sparking interest and engagement.
Hands-On Learning: Children can imagine how a sickle was used in the Stone Age. This hands-on experience enhances understanding and retention of historical knowledge.
Classroom Integration: A great addition for teaching about Stone Age tools in the classroom. These artefacts support interactive lessons and discussions on early human technology.
Supports History Lessons: Ideal for lessons on the Stone Age to Iron Age transition. Helps illustrate the development of early agriculture tools and their impact on society.

Stone Age Sickle Collection 3pk

A set of hand crafted Stone Age sickles that provide a tangible link to early agricultural history.

Overview

The sickle revolutionised crop harvesting. It can be used to discuss how late Neolithic hunter-gatherers and early farmers used this essential tool.

Tangible historical tools enhance education by making history relatable and engaging. The set includes three sickles of varying sizes: 3 inches, 5 inches, and 8 inches. Adult supervision required when handling these artefacts.
Colours may vary.

These artefacts support the Key Stage 2 curriculum, specifically the topic of changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age.
Made using the ancient technique of flint knapping, these Stone Age to Iron Age sickles illustrate early human ingenuity and technological advancement.

Supports the National Curriculum

History, Key Stage 2, Stone Age to Iron Age

Changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age. From late Neolithic hunters-gathers. Bronze Age religion, technology and travel. Iron Age hill forts, tribal kingdoms, farming, art and culture.