KS1 History - Why do we remember Florence Nightingale? Students read the comprehension about Florenc

KS1 History - Florence Nightingale worksheet. This is a cloze exercise about Florence Nightingale. S

KS1 History - Why do we remember Florence Nightingale? Students read the comprehension about Florenc

KS1 History - Why do we remember Florence Nightingale? Students follow the instructions and answer t

KS1 History - Florence Nightingale worksheet. Students read the information about Florence Nightinga

Spelling is important because it aids in both reading and writing. This spelling worksheet includes

Bessie Coleman became the first woman in America to hold a pilot's license. This short reading compr

Bessie was one of thirteen children. Her mother and father were Susan and George Coleman. This readi

Bessie started flying in airshows doing stunts like loop-the-loops. Bessie performed in America and

This handy timeline can be used when teaching children about the life of Bessie Coleman.

Christopher Columbus reading comprehension activityIn this reading comprehension worksheet, KS1 pupi

Neil Armstrong reading comprehension activityThis handy history worksheet about Neil Armstrong, the

Queen Elizabeth I reading comprehension activityWith age-appropriate language and engaging content,

Queen Victoria Fact FileWith this true or false worksheet, pupils will learn some interesting facts

Rosa Parks reading comprehension activityThis short comprehension is tailored for KS1 pupils and aim

Mary Seacole reading comprehension activityThis comprehension introduces young learners to Mary Seac

Amelia Earhart reading comprehension activityThis comprehension introduces young readers to the adve

KS1 Historical Heroes QuizThis quiz introduces KS1 pupils to historical heroes from different time p

Mary Anning TimelineWelcome to the fascinating world of Mary Anning, a remarkable woman who lived lo

George Washington Reading Comprehension ActivityThis short biography introduces young learners to th

William Caxton Comprehension ActivityThis short comprehension introduces KS1 students to William Cax