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Wax Tablets and Styli With Army Stamp 2pk

Original price was: £32.68.Current price is: £23.48.

SKU: SKUn7PAHjPpyG Categories: Historical Artefacts, History, Primary Curriculum, Romans Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Useful Roman Tools: These wax tablets and styli effectively demonstrate the administrative skills that were crucial to the Roman Empire, highlighting the dual functionality of the stylus.
Historical Writing Insights: Explore authentic writing and recording techniques practised in Roman times with these educational replicas, enhancing historical lessons.
Interactive Learning: Handling replicas of ancient Roman tools helps children understand Roman life, boosting their engagement and curiosity.
Comprehensive Set: This set includes two double-sided wax tablets, two styli, and teacher’s notes, providing essential tools for effective classroom learning about Roman history.
Supports Key Stage 2 History: Aligned with the UK curriculum, these resources help explore the Roman Empire’s impact on Britain, including military, cultural, and technological influences.

Wax Tablets and Styli With Army Stamp 2pk

Explore who wrote and what was written during Roman times using historical tools.

Overview

Essential for the Roman Empire’s operation, this set includes tools for writing and correction, enriching historical understanding.

Learning about the Roman Empire’s administration is vital for history education. Engage with these Roman wax writing tablets and styli, allowing children to actively explore ancient writing techniques. This set provides an authentic experience of Roman administrative procedures.

This resource supports lessons covering the impact of the Roman army, culture, technology on Britain through direct interaction with historical replicas. It includes two double-sided wax tablets, two styli, and a guide with discussion points, aligning with the Key Stage 2 curriculum on Roman history.
By using these materials, teachers can effectively demonstrate the importance of writing and record keeping within the empire, fostering a deeper understanding and curiosity among students about historical communication methods.

Supports the National Curriculum

History, Key Stage 2, Romans

The Roman Empire and its impact on Britain, Julius Caesar, Power of the Roman army AD42, British resistance or impact of technology, culture and beliefs.