If your children are learning about the Tudors, then this pack of fun activities will help to make history fun, with puppets of King Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth I, Tudor houses, the Tudor rose, a quill, and a hornbook to make and a game of Goose to play.

Stick Puppets:
Make a stick puppet of King Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth I.
Simply print on card or print and glue to card, add wooden craft sticks, and the children can do the rest!

Colour-in and pre-coloured options are included.

Tudor Houses:
There are three designs to choose from, two wider and one narrower, plus an option for children to design their own using the template. So, whether you have a class or are a homeschooling family, the end product will be an interesting street of Tudor houses.

The houses are approx. 15cm/6in tall.

Tudor Rose:
Students can make a small Tudor rose badge (by taping a safety pin to the back) or a small or large Tudor rose which would make a great display.

Options include colouring in or print on coloured paper.
The small size is approx. 3in/10cm 8in/20cm.

Plus:

• Make a quill using an old pencil.
• Make a hornbook (what children used to learn their alphabet)
• Play the Goose game - a popular game from this time.

I hope your students enjoy bringing history to life with these activities.