Roydon Primary: Lighting fires and decorating caves give children insight into times gone by
Education / Mon 21st Nov 2022 at 09:59am
YEAR 3 pupils from Roydon Primary Academy, in Roydon, visited Lee Valley Park for a Stone Age workshop.
They learned about the changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age, taking part in activities including fire-lighting and primitive art.
Teacher Alison Hazell said: “Year 3 enjoyed taking part in practical activities which reinforced their knowledge and understanding of how humans survived in prehistoric Britain.
“They created a timeline from the Palaeolithic era until the present day, handled artefacts, drew cave art and learnt how to start a fire!”
Very valuable skills because the way things are going in the country we'll all be living in caves before long!
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