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  web link iconBBC Kings and Queens Timeline
Explore the monarchs of England and later the United Kingdom through time, illustrated with contemporary portraits and key events from each period. Then play the game and see if you can remember who reigned when. There are four periods to explore. The Plantagenets and the Houses of Lancaster and York are featured in the first period, the Tudors and Stuarts in the second, and the House of Hanover in the third. The timeline concludes with the Windsors.   (Needs Flash 4)
web link iconBefore and After the Great Fire of London
Wenceslaus Hollar produced 2 panoramas of London 20 years apart, one before and one after the Great Fire. This excellent little thing from the BBC compares them so that you can see what changed.
web link iconBlakesley Hall
Find out about the home of a wealthy Tudor family on this interactive website from Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery.
web link iconDress the Tudors
An interactive game from the BBC - dress the Tudor lady or gentleman - can you choose the right clothes in the right order?
web link iconElizabeth I
Lots and lots of information about Elizabeth I, her life and times. A bit wordy in places but very informative. Useful for KS2 children who are good readers.
web link iconThe Great Fire
The BBC's pages about the Great Fire of London. Lots of information, but you need to be quite a good reader.
web link iconThe Great Fire of London
Another account of the fire, this one is from The London Fire Brigade. The text is a much more "grown up" than the previous one - you will need to be quite a good reader for this one. There's a good picture and a long quotation from Pepys' diary.
web link iconThe Great Fire of London
History on the Net's page lists the events of the Great Fire in time order. There are also links to a quiz, a word search and other activities.
web link iconThe Great Fire of London - Newspaper Report
This is a copy of the text of the report in The London Gazette (an newspaper of the time) for the week of the fire. Read the contemporary newspaper report in 17th century language. Fascinating!
web link iconHampton Court
The Official Visitors' site. Lots of useful information, especially if you are planning a visit.
web link iconHugo Meynell School's Tudor Links
Click the Links button in the navigation bar and then follow the trail to Homework Links and History Help. Lots of links on this excellent website.
web link iconHistory on the Net - Tudors
web link iconHistory on the Net - Stuarts
Lots of information in terms that KS2/3 children will find accessible and enjoyable. There are also links to other historical topics.
web link iconExplore the Mary Rose
web link iconOn Board the Mary Rose These two websites give you lots of information about King Henry VIII's flagship. As well as things to read there are interactive things to do. (Sadly, the 3D model of the ship probably won't work).
web link iconThe London Plague 1665
Lots of information about the Great Plague of 1665.
web link iconSamuel Pepys
This is really great! Here you can find out about the man and read his diary in modern print.
web link iconSnaith Primary School's Tudor Pages
Snaith Primary's site is a national treasure. Here's what they say about their Tudors section : This section of our website provides a selection of resources that will enhance your study of Tudor and Elizabethan history. We haven't used many words ... but hope that you will think about and enjoy the pictures that you see.  A picture is worth a thousand words!! There are some great online activities for children. Have a look for yourself!

web link iconSpartacus Tudor and Stuart Links for 11-14 year olds 
An excellent links pages from the ever reliable Spartacus.
web link iconTarget the Tudors
Part of the excellent Museum of London Website.
web link iconTerrible Tudors (and Vile Victorians)
Some extracts from Terry Deary's well known books - on the BBC website.
web link iconThe Tudors
Lots of information about The Tudors (and especially about Henry VIII).
web link iconTudor Britain
This site comes from the National Archives and the Victoria and Albert Museum. There are lots of interactive activities. Learn about the Tudors and have fun while you learn. Great!
web link iconTudor History
Who's who, Life in Tudor Times, Genealogies and Chronologies and much, much more. Go! See!

web link iconTudor England
Lots of information, links, primary sources, pictures etc. Well worth a look.
web link iconTudor Quick Quizzes
Just what it says. Can you answer 10 questions in 60 seconds?
web link iconTudor Timeline
Britannia present a Tudor Timeline with links to pages about all the Tudor monarchs and other important historical characters of the time.
web link iconWeak and feeble woman...
A long quote from Elizabeth I's famous speech during the invasion of the Spanish Armada.
web link iconWelcome to the Mary Rose
First rate site on Henry VIII's favourite warship. Very readable text, excellent graphics and even a 3D model. Wow! Great site to use with KS2 children.

Mainly For Teachers

web link iconThe Tudors
Scholarly site on the Tudors covering such topics as the arts, music and the life of women in Tudor times. Links to other Tudor-type sites too. 
web link iconSir Thomas More
Studious site suitable for teachers looking for background information on the saint. Of little interest to children.
web link iconSir Walter Raleigh
Link from the Information Devon Webpage. Database about Sir Walter with links to other pages/sites. Perhaps a little outdated in appearance.
 

   
   
   

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