Stone age year 3

Stonehenge paintings - Year 3 Following a trip to Stonehenge (linking to our Stone Age topic) the children created these amazing paintings. We practiced colour blending for the background, then cut out 'stones' from black sugar paper for the foreground.

These are samples of 4th grade cave paintings on "rock" (no, it is not traditional clay - read on to find out the crazy material we used). Students did their artwork after learning about the paintings in Lascaux and other caves painted over 15,000 years ago. First, we brainstormed about the possible materials that would have been used, since there was no Wal-Mart 17,000 years ago to buy art supplies! And we discussed possible reasons for prehistoric man to have created these greart works of…

The period started when our ancestors made the first stone tool, about 3.4 million years ago, and continued until the introduction of metal tools, around a few thousand years ago. And, here MomJunction has compiled 16 interesting Stone Age facts for kids. Read on to learn more.

Stone Age art by year 3. Stonehenge silhouettes on sunrise backgrounds, clay necklaces on wire and tea stained cave painting.

Be Neolithic bakers with this fun, hands-on prehistory lesson using wheat berries and a mortar and pestle to make some Stone Age, prehistoric bread.

Stone Age Display – Knypersley First School | Biddulph | Staffordshire

4 Awesome Stone Age Activities for History Teachers! Today I’m sharing some fun ideas and resources for 6th grade teachers planning their Ancient Civilizations Unit. With these resources for history teachers, you’ll instantly have a complete plan for a fun, engaging, and rigorous Stone Age unit!

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Oct 7, 2014 - Before the topic starts, everyone is asked what do they want to learn. So in this case of the Stone Age, everyone gets a flame to add what they want to learn over the topic

Children in Year 3 have been learning about life during the Stone Age as part of their history topic. In our sketchbooks we have been develo...

This cave paintings background tutorial makes a great accompanying display for your prehistoric figurines. Learn to make your own with this FREE tutorial.

Our fake fire! made fire out of tissue paper then glued to spray painted foam

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