History Links for Children

 

Sites about Ancient Greece
Ancient Greece Cyberhunt from the Hugo Meynell School	Gods and Goddesses of Ancient Greece	The All Souls School Ancient Greeks virtual tour of the British Museum
	The Ancient Greeks from AngliaCampus	BBC Landmarks - Ancient Greece

 

Sites about Ancient Rome
The Romans Cyberhunt	Roman Times by Nettlesworth Primary School	The Romans BBC Education Key Stage 2
The Romans		Hadrian's Wall

 

Sites about the Anglo-Saxons
Saxon and Viking Cyberhunt	BBC Online - The Anglo-Saxons	Map of Anglo-Saxon England

 

Sites about Tudors and Stuarts
The Tudors Cyberhunt		Tudor England
The Six Wives of Henry VIII	Henry VIII	The Mary Rose
Leeds Castle	The Globe Theatre Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Site includes Globe History, Globe Links, Globe Images and Internet Activities. (The Classroom Activities and Shakespeare Links don't always work from the site, so use these instead.)	Hever Castle
William Shakespeare
Elizabethan Costume		Women's Fashion in Elizabethan Times

 

General History Sites
	Spartacus Educational - links to various historical themes				Walk Through Time (BBC)
The History Channel	Ancient Greeks, Ancient Romans, Ancient Egyptians, The Home Front and more at Snaith Primary School - an excellent site.				Public Records Office Resources for Primary Schools.
From the Normans to Cromwell	History Help from the Hugo Meynall School - weblinks. From the homepage, select Learning and then Subject Links				Children's Games
Britain since the 1930s Cyberhunt	The Victorian Web	WW1 Document Archive		The Titanic	Archaeology for Kidsdig™ - The archaeology magazine for kids!
Tiverton Museum - Victorians Welcome to the home of the Virtual Victorians. Here you can take a look at a typical week in our lives and ask us questions. In the "Themes Gallery" you can see many of the things we use, and some things that we would like to be able to afford to use! You can even play with some of the children's favourite toys! You can find out more about our legacy to you, send something they are calling an 'eCard', whatever that is, and if you like news you can work on a Victorian Newspaper.
The Tower of London Virtual Tour	Canterbury Miracles And Pilgrims		Children of WW2		The Indus Valley

Sites about Famous People
Florence Nightingale	Guy Fawkes	Guy Fawkes and Bonfire Night
Anne Frank	Helen Keller	Edward Jenner
The Story of Louis Braille Blind from the age of three, young Louis desperately wanted to read. He realised the vast world of thought and ideas that was locked out to him because of his disability. He was determined to find the key to this door for himself, and for all other blind persons.	Louis Braille	Louis Pasteur
	Diana, Princess of Wales The British Monarchy Website

These links were checked in January 2010. If you find a link not working the way it should please email brian@icteachers.co.uk