Erected in 1599, The Globe was London’s first theater built by and for actors. This is the reconstruction - Shakespeare's Globe.
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Discover London through history
Probably the most famous disaster in its history, the Great Fire of London shaped the city we know today. Here are the facts via a handy infographic!
London Bridge
An Article from arthurlloyd.co.uk. The Music Hall and Theatre History Website dedicated to Arthur Lloyd 1839 - 1904
Pudding Lane Models
We’ve been making models of Pudding Lane as part of learning about the Great Fire of London. Here are some photos of our work.
Timeline cards
Assemble these cards to create a timeline of the key events of the Great Fire of London.
Dramatic Play Bakery Fun at Trinity Preschool
In all of our classrooms during the month of December we set up our dramatic corners at bakery centers. We tend to not put an overemphasis on holidays at our school, we don't use holidays as our main theme or focus, so for us, having a bakery is a good way to tie in Christmas. One of our classrooms uses this store front type of set up , but the other two rooms use a puppet theater as the bakery store front. We give the children some props for baking as well as for running the bakery store…
Great Fire of London
An interactive PowerPoint about the Great Fire of London.
Fire of London Cakes recipe - Cookit!
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London - Entertainment - The Great Fire of 1666
A new exhibition relights the most famous disaster in London's history. See more in pictures...
great fire of london role play - Google Search
A memorial plaque of the Great Fire of London at the Monument.
Miss Lynch's Class
These last couple of weeks have been a bit manic - I'm also meant to be writing my master's dissertation at the moment, but I am (unfortunately) the queen of procrastination and updating my blog is far more interesting to do! So the last couple of weeks our literacy focus has been information texts; We made an anchor chart as a class - the children had a variety of non-fictions texts to look at and we discussed all of their features and added them to some large paper - it's really helped…