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TTS Archaeology Artefact Dig Kit KS2 Clearance

Original price was: 62,25 £.Current price is: 41,99 £.

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

History Introduction: This kit provides an engaging archaeological dig experience and a perfect introduction to any history topic by offering the necessary tools.
Versatile Use: This kit offers flexibility in setting up various types of archaeological digs, making it perfect for using with tuff trays or sand boxes.
Hands-On Learning: Improves children’s knowledge of historical periods by encouraging hands-on learning as they actively participate in simulated archaeological digs.
Interactive History Lessons: Enhances learning about different historical periods by transforming history lessons into interactive experiences.
Supports Key Stage 2: Aligns with Key Stage 2 curriculum, supporting studies in British history, local history, Anglo-Saxons and Vikings, Stone Age to Iron Age, and Romans.

This kit is filled with essential archaeological tools for finding hidden treasures.

Use with historical artefacts to add hands-on archaeology activities, enhancing engagement and historical understanding.

Teachers will find this archaeology artefact dig kit helpful for enhancing history lessons. It includes all the necessary tools to create an engaging archaeology dig in school grounds, making the study of history more interactive and hands-on.

The kit aligns with Key Stage 2 curriculum requirements, supporting studies in British history beyond 1066. It is particularly useful for local history studies, allowing children to trace national history within their locality. This practical approach helps children understand the significance of historical events and figures in their own community.
The dig kit is ideal for exploring topics such as the Anglo-Saxons and Vikings, the Stone Age to Iron Age, and the Romans. By using the included tools like sieves, outdoor paint brushes, small trowels, and scrapers, children can simulate real archaeological digs, deepening their understanding of these historical periods through active participation.