TTS Benin Stand Up Timelines 9pk

£11.32

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Chronological Understanding: These timelines are designed to enhance chronological understanding, helping children develop a coherent narrative of historical events. They are ideal for creating engaging history lessons.
Durable Materials: Constructed from laminated card, these timelines are durable and suitable for repeated use. They come with nine pop-up stands, making them versatile for various classroom settings.
Expertly Written: Written by history experts Alf and Sue Wilkinson, these timelines ensure accuracy and relevance. They cover key events from the Kingdom of Benin, providing a comprehensive overview.
Curriculum Support: Supports Key Stage 2 curriculum by extending pupils’ knowledge beyond 1066. Ideal for studies on British history and local history, enriching the learning experience.
British History Focus: These timelines support a study of an aspect or theme in British history that extends pupils’ chronological knowledge beyond 1066, aligning with Key Stage 2 objectives.

Timelines teach chronological understanding and form a coherent narrative of historical events.

Explore and discuss key events of the Kingdom of Benin, from 900AD to 1897AD. Ideal for group and desktop work at KS2.

Enhancing chronological understanding, these nine laminated timelines offer a comprehensive study of the Kingdom of Benin from 900AD to 1897AD. Authored by Alf and Sue Wilkinson, they help students engage with key events from the period. Their durability and clear layout make them an excellent tool for fostering children’s historical knowledge.

In supporting the Key Stage 2 curriculum, these resources align well with studies on British history and local history. They extend pupils’ chronological knowledge beyond 1066, thereby enriching their learning experience.
Versatile for both group learning activities and individual desktop work, the timelines enable flexible classroom usage. The pop-up stands ensure they are easy to display and handle, making history lessons both interactive and engaging for children.