The Bronze Age (3000 BC - 1200 BC) signalled a big leap forward for the human race. The discovery of bronze meant tools and weapons were stronger and more effective. And that's not all - from the first writing systems to the wheel, the Bronze Age produced some of the most important inventions in human history.
So, travel back to prehistoric times and explore the Bronze Age with your KS2 students. Our fantastic display packs, engaging PowerPoint presentations and fun activities are perfect to support teaching in your KS2 history lessons. They cover artefacts, Stonehenge and the lifestyles of those who lived during the Bronze Age.
Our brilliant teaching resources span from fun and creative games and activities to differentiated and editable resources for assessment to offer you the most diverse and personal teaching experience for your individual student's needs. Created by other excellent teaching staff and educational experts, you can be assured that your lesson plans and activities will meet national curriculum standards for your KS2 pupils.
The Bronze Age was a historical period following the Stone Age in Britain that lasted approximately 1500 years. The Bronze age was so-called as human civilisations developed to make tools out of Bronze which was also already in use in other countries around the world but was only prevalent in Britain from around 2100 BC. Some groups of Bronze Age civilisations developed early writing and other important advances included irrigation, the wheel and the potter’s wheel. Children will begin to learn about The Bronze Age from KS2 as part of their history lessons using a variety of written, taught and practical activities and games.
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