The stone age clothes design resource pack comes with three separate parts, the planning, the joining and a further PDF that gives the design brief and includes the items your class will need. We are currently reading 'How to Train your Dragon' by Cressida Cowell which the children have really enjoyed! Humans in these eras dressed themselves up in what the land could provide so useful materials such as faux fur would be authentic for a Stone Age human. This exciting activity challenges children to design and create their very own outfit using stone age clothes!

Year 3/4 | Burgh by Sands School

Completing a practical task after understanding verbal or written lessons can severely help students understand the topic that they are learning. Mr Hill (3rd Year University Student) has been teaching the children about persuasion and the writing produced has been fabulous! Blue Peter Can you kit out Barney, Lindsey or Radzi in the right outfit to face a Blue Peter challenge? Due to the children’s excitement and interest in the topic we would like to hold a ‘Stone Age dress up day’ where the children come in costumes designed and made at home.Costume Ideas: Find a brown or natural coloured t-shirt, roughly cut up the edges of the sleeves and bottom of the T-shirt. Miss Walsh reported that the alien snuck into the classroom and she even had a conversation with it. There you'll find PowerPoints about Stone Age food, lesson packs about Stone Age houses, and much more. A fantastic resource to followup any teaching around the time period and for the class to have a little bit of fun using the knowledge they have learned.

Stone Age Costume Kids - Etsy

Our men's Cave Dweller Caveman Costume includes a leopard print tunic with jagged cut hem, chestnut faux fur sash, brown belt with stitching accents and matching leopard print wrist cuffs.If you are interested in using any other design and technology resources, this collection is a great start. Things you could use: Faux fur, Faux/toy bone, Old brown t-shirt and trousers, Faux animal print fabric, Bone necklace, Hairspray, Comb, Wigs: The messier the better! On this day, there will be lots of activities, arts and crafts to do with the topic and we will have some snacks to test the type of food that Stone Age people ate.