Tudors Activity Book

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Tudors activity book. Suggestions for pages 1-2: Print 2-up on A4 and try these tasks: draw lines L-R to join

matching pictures; divide the page vertically so 2 kids can share the cards and take turns to ask for a card

by name to collect pairs; cut off RH strip and let child cut into squares to stick next to matching picture.

Print A4 &: use one strip as a Lotto card & the other side cut up for the cards; cut out all the squares for

Pairs; use for naming & describing; understand your description (e.g. This flower was an emblem for the

Tudors) and find the picture.

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Tudors activity book. Suggestions for pages 1-2: Print 2-up on A4 and try these tasks: draw lines L-R to join

matching pictures; divide the page vertically so 2 kids can share the cards and take turns to ask for a card

by name to collect pairs; cut off RH strip and let child cut into squares to stick next to matching picture.

Print A4 &: use one strip as a Lotto card & the other side cut up for the cards; cut out all the squares for

Pairs; use for naming & describing; understand your description (e.g. This man had 6 wives.) and find the

picture.

The Picture Communication Symbols (c)19812010 by Mayer-Johnson LLC. All Rights Reserved Worldwide. Used with permission.

Widgit symbol copyright Widgit Software 2010 www.widgit.com TUDORS - ACTIVITY BOOK


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Symbol reading. Child to 'read' how many roses etc. to you. This gives practice with the phrase. If you don't

hear the 'reading', he may not be paying any attention to the symbols!Then he counts and writes the

number in the box (or chooses a matching Numicon piece or plastic number if he can't write yet).



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Odd one out. Pointing is the minimal response. Encourage the language of

telling what's different: other way; up-side-down; bigger; smaller; different

colour. Cut into strips, or cover the rows below the one you are on with a sheet

of paper, to reduce complexity.



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Symbol reading. Make sure the child can do recognisable ticks and crosses - put the movements into

words for them. Then the child must 'read' the symbols. It is surprising how well children can do this! They

may not pronounce every word clearly but expect them to say something for each symbol. At the end,

say Do it if necessary. If they do nothing, start again rather than doing it yourself! Use Makaton signs for

big/small if you know them. Accept other size words. This requires 3-word comprehension.



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tudor

tudor lady

ship

tudor manor

Colour the pictures. Draw some sea and sky.

Draw some people.Draw her a garden.




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Life in Tudor times

Life was very different for __________ and

__________ people.

Rich people liked to wear lovely

__________. They ate lots of __________.

They hunted __________ and some had

a __________. Knights enjoyed __________.

Poor people had to work hard. They did

not have such __________ food. If they

were caught __________, they might be

hanged.

falcon

jousting

stealing

clothes

rich

feasts

poor

deer

nice



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