Printable primary worksheets

Embark on a captivating journey into ancient Greece with this KS2 history worksheet exploring life in two prominent city-states: Athens and Sparta. Children will delve into the unique characteristics of each city-state, from education and government to culture and societal values.Learning Objectives:Understand the key differences between Athens and Sparta in terms of education, government, culture, and societal values.Explore the importance of art, philosophy, and democracy in Athenian society.Investigate the focus on military strength and discipline in Spartan society.Reflect on the roles of individuals in Athenian and Spartan communities.Interactive Elements:Comprehension Questions: Engage students with simple yet thought-provoking questions based on the worksheet content.Reflective Activities: Encourage creative thinking through imaginative tasks, such as drawing a picture or writing a diary entry from the perspective of individuals in ancient Athens or Sparta.Benefits:Provides a comprehensive understanding of life in ancient Greek city-states.Encourages critical thinking and analytical skills through comparative analysis.Promotes historical empathy by exploring the daily lives and values of ancient Athenians and Spartans.Fosters appreciation for the cultural diversity and historical significance of ancient Greece.This engaging KS2 history worksheet aims to deepen students' knowledge of ancient Greek civilisation through an exploration of life in Athens and Sparta. By examining different aspects of these city-states, students will gain insights into the rich tapestry of ancient Greek history and society.

This worksheet invites upper KS2 students to compare and contrast the characteristics of their own country with Brazil. Through guided inquiry and research, students will investigate various aspects including geography, culture, climate, population, and more. By engaging in this comparative analysis, students will deepen their understanding of global diversity and geography while honing their research and critical thinking skills

This worksheet provides students with an opportunity to compare and contrast the human and physical features of their own country with Australia. By examining various aspects such as size, physical geography, population, climate, and cultural elements, students will develop a deeper understanding of global diversity and geography. The worksheet prompts students to research and gather information about their own country and Australia, encouraging independent learning and critical thinking skills.