History and Geography Home Learning

What toys did children play with during World War One? Find out how children played at home during the early 1900s and try to notice what the biggest differences are with today’s toys and games.

Air travel in the 20th century A look at the early attempts of air travel and the advantages and disadvantages compared to other forms of transportation.

The life and work of Mary Anning Mary Anning tells the story of her life and shows us how she found fossils that changed scientific thinking worldwide.

Let's explore the UK! Read through the information and watch video clips about the four countries that make up the United Kingdom.

Erosion on coastlines Over time, waves erode a notch at the base of a cliff in a process called undercutting. When this notch becomes too heavy it will break off and crash into the sea. Different parts of the rock face are eroded at high and low tide. If high winds meet a high tide, the erosion will be greater. Different coastal features such as caves, arches and stacks are all formed by erosion.

A visit to Poole Harbour Barnaby Bear is at the harbour in Poole. This is one of the busiest harbours in the world and there are all sorts of boats including fishing boats, ferries and pleasure cruisers. The lifting bridge is needed to let the big boats into the harbour. Historically, boats have always been important in Poole. The buildings along the quay were once warehouses for spices and oils. After visiting the harbour, Barnaby plays on the beach and learns how to stay safe in the sun.

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