• Evacuation Stories
• Evacuation
• Life in WW2 Britain
• BBC - World War 2

• Viking Gods
• Viking People
• Viking Street Game
• Vikings

• Thomas Barnardo
• Victorian Street Game
• Victorian Timeline 2
• Victorian Timeline
• Victorian Technology
• Virtual Museum
• Queen Victoria's Journals
• Cadbury's History Website
• 4 Learning About Victorians
• Go Wild History
• Queen Victoria and Her Family
• Lifestyle in Victorian Times
• Some Eminent Victorians
• Victorians
• Virtual Victorians of Tiverton

Our Pick: BBC - Victorians

The site will help children:

• see how attitudes towards children changed during the Victorian period
• Provide scenarios that allow pupils to develop their understanding of how children lived at that time
• Let pupils examine artefacts and documents of the period
• Encourage pupils to select appropriate material and present it in a way that shows their understanding of the Victorian period

The site covers the following areas:

• Queen Victoria and her family
• The royal lifestyle
• Education
• Children at work inside a Victorian factory. What did the children do and what problems did they face?
• Children at school. The chance to be part of a Victorian classroom and to do some of the lessons.
• Children at play. A game that takes you from the simplest wooden toy to the magic of the steam train. To play this game the children will have to understand the period and select evidence that will allow them to make the moves.

• Interactive Tudors
• The Mary Rose - Picture
• The Mary Rose - Information
• Tudor Street Game
• Tudor England
• Life in Tudor times
• More Mary Rose Information
• Tudors Interactive Quiz
• More Tudor England

• Roman Pictures
• Roman Rulers
• Roman Street Game
• Roman Numeral
• Romulus and Remus
• Roman way of LIfe
• Roman Houses
• More Roman Houses
• Roman Gods
• Roman Mosaics

Our Pick: BBC - Romans

This colourful, informative website explores the areas of chronology and historical enquiry. It examines the impact of Roman rule in Britain.

Suggested Age Range: 7 - 9 years

• A Tour of Ancient Olympia
• Games of the Greek Olympics
• Reference Page for Myths
• Some Greek Myths
• Greek Gods
• Ancient Greece

• Ancient Egypt

• The Aztec Calendar

BBC History - WW2

This website reflects and complements the TV programmes - Zig Zag Snapshots and Children of World War Two, but has been designed to be used effectively as a stand alone resource.

The site is easy to use and has many interactive features. It asks the key question - What was it like for children in World War Two? The content is divided into three main areas: Home Life, Rationing and Evacuation.

Using a wide range of ICT skills, pupils can go on an interactive shopping expedition, view and click on images of archival sources, and search for different sources using a simple database.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/walk

The website is called A Walk Through Time Website. It is an exciting website for 7 - 9 year olds. You can explore streets, people and houses through history. Discover life during Roman, Viking, Tudor and Victorian times and the 1950's. Compare and contrast these periods of history through games and activities.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/zigzag

Thorkel, a Viking boy, introduces you to this site. The site covers Viking raids and settlement, everyday life, religious beliefs, myths and sagas and how the Viking period ended. Included are useful facts, interactive quizzes, activities and print-offs.

Suggested Age Range: 7 - 9 years

http://www.bbc.co.uk/zigzag

The Anglo Saxon Website includes useful facts, illustrations, interactive quizzes, activities and print-offs. Hild, an Anglo-Saxon girl from the 7th century, introduces you to the arrival and settlement of the Anglo-Saxons. Areas covered are: Everyday Life, Religious Beliefs, Law and Order and Myths and Legends.

Suggested Age Range: 7 - 9 years

http://www.bbc.co.uk/landmarks

This is a website to support the Key Stage 2 National Curriculum Topic - The Ancient Greeks. The site focuses on Athens and Democracy, The Olympic Games, and the city of Corinth. Using interactive pages, illustrations and print-offs, the site covers political systems, religion, society and Ancient Greek culture.

A resources section provides new translations of text extracts, photographs and diagrams.

Suggested Age Range: 9 - 12 years

More:

• www.theresite.org.uk
• www.pro.gov.uk