A House Fit for a King
Site: Temple Newsam
Key stages:
KS1
Subject areas:
History, Literacy, Design & Technology, Citizenship, Numeracy
This workshop is led by museums staff.
What's involved?
Explore differences and similarities between homes old and new and discover what life was like around this magnificent house through hands-on investigation of authentic objects and clue finding.
During this two hour workshop, pupils will:
- Find out what life was like inside homes that were built a long time ago and to compare this with homes today.
- Explore the key features of the outside of a home built in the past and to compare it with modern homes.
- Explore Temple Newsam House as the home of a wealthy family with servants and to use it as a primary source of evidence to find out about the family and their home and to compare life in a rich family with that of a poorer family.
For more information, contact the Learning & Access Officer on 0113 390 1082.
Literacy: En1. Speaking, listening and responding, group discussion.
Numeracy: Ma1. Understanding shape
Cost: £55 per class
Maximum numbers: Class of 30