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Anglo Saxons primary resource

Explore the secrets that artifacts reveal about the anglo saxons.

This primary resource shows how exploring artifacts can reveal secrets about the Anglo Saxons and their lifestyle. Discover why and where Anglo Saxon people buried treasure and what these archaeological finds can tell us. What patterns and designs were used on Anglo Saxon jewellery? How was their treasure uncovered?

Pupils will learn about when and where the Anglo Saxons lived and the different items they made in our National Geographic Kids’ Anglo Saxon primary resource sheet.

The teaching resource can be used in study group tasks about evaluating evidence, as a printed handout for each pupil to identify and highlight key facts, or for display on the interactive whiteboard for whole class tasks.

Activity: Ask children to draw the artifacts they can see on the page, or cut them out from their handout, and try to explain how they were made. What materials were used? How have they been put together? Pupils could use craft materials to design their own piece of Anglo Saxon jewellery or weaponry, or write a newspaper report about Terry Herbert’s discovery.

For a fun and engaging overview of this fascinating period in British history, be sure to check out our Anglo Saxon comic: primary resource

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This History primary resource assists with teaching the following History objectives from the National Curriculum :

  • Know and understand significant aspects of the history of the wider world: the nature of ancient civilisations; the expansion and dissolution of empires; characteristic features of past non-European societies; achievements and follies of mankind.  
  • Know and understand the history of these islands as a coherent, chronological narrative, from the earliest times to the present day: how people’s lives have shaped this nation and how Britain has influenced and been influenced by the wider world.
  • Gain historical perspective by placing their growing knowledge into different contexts, understanding the connections between local, regional, national and international history; between cultural, economic, military, political, religious and social history; and between short- and long-term timescales.

  National Curriculum Key Stage 1 History objective :

  • Pupils should be taught significant historical events, people and places in their own locality  

National Curriculum Key Stage 2 History objective :

  • Pupils should be taught about: Britain’s settlement by Anglo-Saxons and Scots

This History primary resource assists with teaching the following Social Studies Early level objective from the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence :

  • I am aware that different types of evidence can help me to find out about the past

Scottish Curriculum for Excellence First level Social Studies objective :

  • I understand that evidence varies in the extent to which it can be trusted and can use this in learning about the past

  Scottish Curriculum for Excellence Third level Social Studies objective :

  • I can use my knowledge of a historical period to interpret the evidence and present an informed view

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Anglo-Saxon Unit of Work Planning - KS2

Anglo-Saxon Unit of Work Planning - KS2

Subject: History

Age range: 7-11

Resource type: Unit of work

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Why did Anglo-Saxon tribes settle in Britain after the Roman armies left?

This planning was developed with a consultant in response to an Ofsted school inspection that identified the foundation subjects of History and Geography as an area of improvement.

It begins with a rationale: Why are we studying this? Disciplinary concepts, such as chronology; continuity and change; cause and consequence; historical significance and sources.

A list of sticky knowledge: such as migration; collapse of Roman Britain etc.

Each lessons begins with a question and covers the following:

Who were the Anglo-Saxons?

  • Why did the Anglo-Saxons invade Britain?
  • Where did they settle?
  • What is Sutton Hoo, and what was found there?
  • When and How Did the Anglo-Saxons Become Christians?
  • What was life like for Vikings to invade Britain?

The planning is sequenced, covers substantive vocabulary, and outcomes.

Here is a sample of lesson 1:

Introduction: Begin the lesson by asking students what they know about the Anglo-Saxons. Record their responses on the board. Explain that the Anglo-Saxons were a group of people who lived in Britain many centuries ago. Today, we will learn more about who they were and what life was like for them. Introduce the central question of the lesson: “Who were the Anglo-Saxons?”

Main Teaching: Show pictures of Anglo-Saxon artefacts, clothing, and daily life. Explain that they were skilled farmers, craftsmen, builders, weaving and traders who lived in small villages, grew crops, raised animals, and made beautiful objects using wood, wool and leather. Discuss their migration from Germany, Denmark, and the Netherlands to Britain and how their presence influenced the island’s geography and culture.

Activity: Divide the class into small groups and assign each group an origin from an Anglo-Saxon home. Instruct each group to prepare and perform a brief skit describing the skills they possess and where they come from.

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Commodity list.

ⓘ Platinum-Group Metals

Mineral List

ⓘ Arsenopyrite

ⓘ Balkanite

ⓘ Chalcopyrite

ⓘ Cherepanovite

ⓘ Chlorargyrite

ⓘ Cooperite

ⓘ var. Sapphire

ⓘ Cuprorhodsite

ⓘ Daubréeite

ⓘ Erlichmanite

ⓘ Ferrotorryweiserite

ⓘ Fleetite (TL)

ⓘ Forsterite

ⓘ Heazlewoodite

ⓘ Hongshiite

ⓘ Iridarsenite

ⓘ var. Platosmiridium

ⓘ 'Iron-Platinum alloy'

ⓘ Isoferroplatinum

ⓘ Kashinite

ⓘ Keithconnite

ⓘ 'Khodnevite'

ⓘ Magnesiochromite

ⓘ Miassite (TL)

ⓘ Millerite

ⓘ var. Iridosmine

ⓘ Palladodymite (TL)

ⓘ Pentlandite

ⓘ Polkanovite (TL)

ⓘ Pyrrhotite

ⓘ Rutheniridosmine

ⓘ Ruthenium

ⓘ var. Ilmenorutile

ⓘ Sperrylite

ⓘ Sphalerite

ⓘ Tolovkite

ⓘ Tulameenite

ⓘ 'Unnamed (Rh Arsenide)'

ⓘ 'Unnamed (Rh-Ni Arsenide II)'

ⓘ 'Xingzhongite'

Detailed Mineral List:

Na(AlSi O ) , 82 (3) 515-530
(Ru,Os)As , 82 (3) 515-530
FeAsS
Cu Ag HgS
Rh S

CuFeS
RhAs As — the new mineral from a placer at the Miass River (the South Urals) , 127 (2) 60-62
AgCl , 82 (3) 515-530
Fe Cr O As — the new mineral from a placer at the Miass River (the South Urals) , 127 (2) 60-62 , 82 (3) 515-530
PtS S , a new mineral from a placier of Miass River, Urals. , 130 (2) 41-45
Al O
Al O
(Cu Fe )Rh S S , a new mineral from a placier of Miass River, Urals. , 130 (2) 41-45
BiO(OH) , 82 (3) 515-530
Cu S , 82 (3) 515-530
NaCa Mg (Si Al)O (OH) , 82 (3) 515-530
OsS
Rh Fe S Fe S , a New Mineral Species from the Sisim Placer Zone, Eastern Sayans, Russia, and the Torryweiserite–Ferrotorryweiserite Series. , 11 (12) 1420
Cu RhIrSb , 32 (2) 275-283 RhIrSb , a New Species of Platinum-Group Mineral from the Miass Placer Zone, Southern Urals, Russia. , 59 (2) 423-430
Mg SiO , 82 (3) 515-530
PbS
Cu S
Au


Ni S


Fe O
PtCu

Fe TiO As — the new mineral from a placer at the Miass River (the South Urals) , 127 (2) 60-62 , 82 (3) 515-530
(Ir,Ru,Rh,Pt)AsS

(Ir,Ru)As
(Ir,Os,Ru)


(Ir,Pt,Os) .
(Pt,Fe)

Pt Fe


Ir S , 82 (3) 515-530
Pd Te S , a new mineral from a placier of Miass River, Urals. , 130 (2) 41-45
Na AlF (?)
RuS


Pb . Ocean Pictures, Moscow. 369pp.
MgCr O , 82 (3) 515-530
Rh S

NiS
(Os,Ir,Ru)


(Os,Ir) .
(Pd,Rh) As As — the new mineral from a placer at the Miass River (the South Urals) , 127 (2) 60-62 As, a new mineral from a placier of the Miass River, the Urals. , 128 (2) 39-42
(Ni Fe ) S , 82 (3) 515-530
Pt

Rh As As — the new mineral from a placer at the Miass River (the South Urals) , 127 (2) 60-62
FeS
Fe S
(Ir,Os,Ru)
(Ru,Ir)


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(Ti,Nb)O - Mineral Species, Varieties and Synonyms (3rd ed.) Natural History Museum, London.p.322
PtAs
ZnS
Sn 1844 in gold and lead plated grains . Ocean Pictures, Moscow. 369pp.
IrSbS
Pt CuFe

Rh As As — the new mineral from a placer at the Miass River (the South Urals) , 127 (2) 60-62
RhNiAs As — the new mineral from a placer at the Miass River (the South Urals) , 127 (2) 60-62
NiS
(Pd,Cu) (S,Te) S , a new mineral from a placier of Miass River, Urals. , 130 (2) 41-45
Pb Ir S

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List of minerals arranged by Strunz 10th Edition classification

1.AA.05Au
1.AA.05Pb
1.AC.10Sn
1.AF.05(Ir,Os,Ru)
1.AF.05(Os,Ir,Ru)
1.AF.05(Os,Ir)
1.AF.05(Ru,Ir)
1.AF.10(Ir,Pt,Os)
1.AF.10(Ir,Os,Ru)
1.AF.10Pt
1.AG.35Pt Fe
1.AG.40Pt CuFe
1.AG.45PtCu
2.AC.25c(Pd,Rh) As
2.AC.30Rh As
2.BA.05Cu S
2.BA.10Cu S
2.BB.05Ni S
2.BB.15(Ni Fe ) S
2.BC.Cu RhIrSb
2.BC.05Rh S
2.BC.20Pd Te
2.BC.25(Pd,Cu) (S,Te)
2.BD.15Cu Ag HgS
2.CB.05aZnS
2.CB.10aCuFeS
2.CC.Rh Fe S
2.CC.10Fe S
2.CC.15RhAs
2.CC.20NiS
2.CC.35bPtS
2.CD.10PbS
2.DA.05Pb Ir S
2.DA.05(Cu Fe )Rh S
2.DB.15Rh S
2.DB.15Ir S
2.EB.(Ir,Ru)As
2.EB.05aNiS
2.EB.05aOsS
2.EB.05aPtAs
2.EB.05aFeS
2.EB.05aRuS
2.EB.15a(Ru,Os)As
2.EB.20FeAsS
2.EB.25(Ir,Ru,Rh,Pt)AsS
2.EB.25IrSbS
3.AA.15AgCl
3.CE.05Na AlF (?)
4.BB.05Fe Cr O
4.BB.05MgCr O
4.CB.05Fe TiO
4.CB.05Al O
4.CB.05Fe O
4.CB.05Al O
4.DB.05TiO
4.DB.05(Ti,Nb)O
4.F0.25BiO(OH)
9.AC.05Mg SiO
9.DE.15NaCa Mg (Si Al)O (OH)
9.FA.35Na(AlSi O )
-(Pt,Fe)
-RhNiAs
-Rh As

List of minerals for each chemical element

H
H BiO(OH)
H NaCa Mg (Si Al)O (OH)
O
O Na(AlSi O )
O Fe Cr O
O Al O
O BiO(OH)
O NaCa Mg (Si Al)O (OH)
O Mg SiO
O Fe O
O Fe TiO
O var. (Ti,Nb)O
O MgCr O
O TiO
O var. Al O
F
F Na AlF (?)
Na
Na Na(AlSi O )
Na NaCa Mg (Si Al)O (OH)
Na Na AlF (?)
Mg
Mg NaCa Mg (Si Al)O (OH)
Mg Mg SiO
Mg MgCr O
Al
Al Na(AlSi O )
Al Al O
Al NaCa Mg (Si Al)O (OH)
Al var. Al O
Al Na AlF (?)
Si
Si Na(AlSi O )
Si NaCa Mg (Si Al)O (OH)
Si Mg SiO
S
S FeAsS
S Cu Ag HgS
S Rh S
S CuFeS
S PtS
S (Cu Fe )Rh S
S Cu S
S OsS
S PbS
S Cu S
S Ni S
S (Ir,Ru,Rh,Pt)AsS
S Ir S
S RuS
S NiS
S (Ni Fe ) S
S FeS
S Fe S
S ZnS
S IrSbS
S NiS
S (Pd,Cu) (S,Te)
S Pb Ir S
S Rh S
S Rh Fe S
Cl
Cl AgCl
Ca
Ca NaCa Mg (Si Al)O (OH)
Ti
Ti Fe TiO
Ti var. (Ti,Nb)O
Ti TiO
Cr
Cr Fe Cr O
Cr MgCr O
Fe
Fe FeAsS
Fe CuFeS
Fe Fe Cr O
Fe (Cu Fe )Rh S
Fe (Pt,Fe)
Fe Fe O
Fe Fe TiO
Fe Pt Fe
Fe (Ni Fe ) S
Fe FeS
Fe Fe S
Fe Pt CuFe
Fe Rh Fe S
Ni
Ni Ni S
Ni NiS
Ni (Ni Fe ) S
Ni NiS
Ni RhNiAs
Cu
Cu Cu Ag HgS
Cu CuFeS
Cu (Cu Fe )Rh S
Cu Cu S
Cu Cu S
Cu PtCu
Cu Pt CuFe
Cu (Pd,Cu) (S,Te)
Cu Cu RhIrSb
Zn
Zn ZnS
As
As (Ru,Os)As
As FeAsS
As RhAs
As (Ir,Ru,Rh,Pt)AsS
As (Ir,Ru)As
As PtAs
As (Pd,Rh) As
As Rh As
As RhNiAs
As Rh As
Nb
Nb var. (Ti,Nb)O
Ru
Ru (Ru,Os)As
Ru (Ir,Ru,Rh,Pt)AsS
Ru (Ir,Ru)As
Ru (Ir,Os,Ru)
Ru RuS
Ru (Os,Ir,Ru)
Ru (Ir,Os,Ru)
Ru (Ru,Ir)
Rh
Rh Rh S
Rh RhAs
Rh (Cu Fe )Rh S
Rh (Ir,Ru,Rh,Pt)AsS
Rh (Pd,Rh) As
Rh Rh As
Rh Rh S
Rh RhNiAs
Rh Rh As
Rh Cu RhIrSb
Rh Rh Fe S
Pd
Pd Pd Te
Pd (Pd,Cu) (S,Te)
Pd (Pd,Rh) As
Ag
Ag Cu Ag HgS
Ag AgCl
Sn
Sn Sn
Sb
Sb IrSbS
Sb Cu RhIrSb
Te
Te Pd Te
Te (Pd,Cu) (S,Te)
Os
Os (Ru,Os)As
Os OsS
Os (Ir,Os,Ru)
Os (Os,Ir,Ru)
Os (Ir,Os,Ru)
Os var. (Os,Ir)
Os var. (Ir,Pt,Os)
Ir
Ir (Ir,Ru,Rh,Pt)AsS
Ir (Ir,Ru)As
Ir (Ir,Os,Ru)
Ir Ir S
Ir (Os,Ir,Ru)
Ir (Ir,Os,Ru)
Ir (Ru,Ir)
Ir IrSbS
Ir Pb Ir S
Ir var. (Os,Ir)
Ir var. (Ir,Pt,Os)
Ir Cu RhIrSb
Pt
Pt PtS
Pt (Pt,Fe)
Pt PtCu
Pt (Ir,Ru,Rh,Pt)AsS
Pt Pt Fe
Pt Pt
Pt PtAs
Pt Pt CuFe
Pt var. (Ir,Pt,Os)
Au
Au Au
Hg
Hg Cu Ag HgS
Pb
Pb PbS
Pb Pb
Pb Pb Ir S
Bi
Bi BiO(OH)

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Anglo-Saxons in Britain

and would often have feasts in the Hall. The food was cooked over the fire in the middle of the house; meat was roasted and eaten with bread.

They drank ale and mead - a kind of beer made sweet with honey - from great goblets and drinking horns.

After the feast a minstrel would play a harp and sing songs of battles and heroes.

Anglo-Saxons ate what they grew.

They grew

Exotic foods such as potatoes, tomatoes, bananas, pineapples - fruits and vegetables of the New World, were unknown to the Anglo-Saxons.

Drink
Barley was used to make weak beer, which was drunk instead of water. River water was often polluted. wine was imported from the Mediterranean but only drunk by the very rich.

Most Anglo-Saxons were vegetarians because they could not get meat very often. Wild animals such as deer and wild boar were common but could only be killed by the people who owned the land. Only a few Anglo-Saxons were wealthy enough to pay for a slaughter of an animal.

Animals
Pigs were important for food because they produce large litters, which would quickly mature and be ready for slaughter. They were the only animals reared just for their meat. Every other kind of animal served other purposes and were only killed when they became old or ill. Sheep were reared for their wool and meat. Cows were used for their milk and, when they were old, for hides, meat and glue. All animal fat was valuable for making oils for lamps.

Fish
The Anglo-Saxons ate fish which they caught in the rivers and the seas.

Who?

When? .......

Why ?

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- Settle

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Last Saxon King

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  1. Who were the Anglo-Saxons?

    The Anglo-Saxons were warrior-farmers and came from north-western Europe. They began to invade Britain while the Romans were still in control. The Anglo-Saxons were tall, fair-haired men, armed with swords and spears and round shields. They loved fighting and were very fierce. Their skills included hunting, farming, textile (cloth) production ...

  2. Anglo Saxon Timeline

    350 -. Anglo-Saxons raid English shores and are beaten back by the Romans. 410. Romans Leave England and England shores are unprotected. 449 - 550. Arrival of Jutes from Jutland, Angles from South of Denmark and Saxons from Germany. 450. Saxons, from Germany, settle in Kent. 556.

  3. Saxons Homework Help for Kids

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  4. Anglo Saxons primary resource

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  6. Anglo-Saxon Activities

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  12. How did the Anglo-Saxons live?

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  14. Saxons

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  19. Anglo Saxon life

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