Great Fire of London map
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The Great Fire of London Map
4th September – fire reaches Fleet Street Fetter Lane |
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The National Archives Education Service
g) How many houses were empty? Look at Source 2. After the fire King Charles II wanted a new map of London. a) Who did Charles ask |
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Writing Curriculum Map Year 2 Autumn 1 Topic Great Fire of London
To understand how the Great Fire of London started and spread so fast. To reflect on events and how they influenced change. Geography. To know what they UK |
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Fire of London glossary
Can you all these words on the Great Fire of London website at fireoflondon.org.uk? © Museum of London 2017. FIND. Page 2. Alderman – a |
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The Great Fire of London
In addition to St Paul's 87 parish churches were destroyed. The flames. Figure 1: Map of the Great Fire of London – its extent. |
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The Great Fire of London
Recognising the distinction between past and present (e.g.London`s 1666 houses and people and This map shows how big the fire was and the damage. |
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The National Archives Education Service - Great Fire of London
Extract of the Agas Map. Document 4: SP 9/171. 8. Extract of Charles II's declaration to London in 1666. |
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Topic: Fire The Gunpowder Plot & The Great Fire of London 1666
Racing games-i.e Pretending to be fire-fighters racing to a fire. Locating London on a map. Looking at before & after pictures from the Great. Fire. |
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Ark John Archer Curriculum Map Summer 1 – Year 5 The Great Fire
Ark John Archer Curriculum Map. Summer 1 – Year 5. The Great Fire of London. R.E Islam: Pupils explore sacred stories explaining the origins of religions; |
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Londons Burning
they were visiting London at the time that the fire broke out. ? Performance poetry- Can the children Use a Map of where the Great Fire blazed to find. |
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The Great Fire of London Map - Woodside Academy Bexley
The Great Fire of London Map Draw the progress of the Great Fire of London across the city You will need to fill in the key |
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The Great Fire of London - The National Archives
The Fire London was a busy city in 1666 It was very crowded The streets were narrow and dusty The houses were made of wood and very close together |
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Great Fire of London
To compare London today/ before 1666 To find out how the great fire spread using sources of evidence such as maps paintings and Samuel Pepys Diary |
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The Great Fire of London - City of London
In the early hours of Sunday 2 September 1666 a small fire started at Thomas Farriner's bakery in Pudding Lane The fire quickly spread towards the warehouses |
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The Great Fire of London - Crestwood Park Primary
The Great Fire of London Fill the map with facts or pictures from your research and make media links between any that have a connection You could include |
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Map of the Great Fire of London - Baker Ross
495 £GB |
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The Great Fire of London
This map shows how big the fire was and the damage it caused The red shows where the fire spread each day |
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Y2 The Great Fire of London – creative homework ideas
Map Create a map of London in 1666 showing the location of the River Thames Pudding Lane bakery and where the fire spread This could be drawn or collaged |
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Interactive Map Lets You Compare Modern London to the - H-Net
8 fév 2018 · The London Time Machine: Interactive Map Lets You Compare Modern London to the London Shortly After the Great Fire of 1666 H-HistBibl |
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The Great Fire of London Map - Woodside Academy Bexley
2nd September – fire starts in Pudding Lane, reaches Cannon Street, some of Thames Street and almost to Tower Street • 3rd September – fire reaches as far |
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Maps of 17th Century London - Hamilton Trust
KS1 Topic: The Great Fire of London Block H: Visit 17th Century London Session 3 Maps of 17th A simple map of London 1666 showing the fire damage |
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The Great Fire of London - The National Archives
g) How many houses were empty? Look at Source 2 After the fire, King Charles II wanted a new map of London a) Who did Charles ask |
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IN THE HEAT OF THE MOMENT CARTOGRAPHY, REBUILDING
While not without nuance, the map of London changed rather dramatically after the Great Fire of 1666 Beforehand, London's cartographers tended to create |
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Londons Burning - Oyster Park Primary Academy
Identify of any of the children recognise these places and can discuss their experiences of them ° Use a Map of where the Great Fire blazed to find what |
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Term 3 The Great Fire of London - St Gabriels C of E Primary School
Chn watch basic story of GFoL and plot on their map what happened each day and the parts of London affected as they go They could draw symbols to show |
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Writing Curriculum Map Year 2 Autumn 1 Topic Great Fire of London
To understand how the Great Fire of London started and spread so fast To reflect on events and how they influenced change Geography To know what they UK |
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