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1 Henry VIII & His Wives Face Masks
1 Henry VIII & His Wives
Face Masks
Give children a reason to talk with these new
face masks. Made from hard wearing wood,
they are ideal for role play. Get the children to
act out stories from the time of Henry the
V111. Interview the wives of the famous king.
Pack contains 7 Masks: Henry V111, Catherine
of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of
Cleves, Catherine Howard, Katherine Parr.
HI00030
2 Role Play Masks
Give children a reason to talk with these role
play masks. Children can either interview or
be interviewed as a famous historical figure
and discuss what life may have been like in the
time that they were around.
2 Role Play Masks
Ask Queen Victoria what being in charge of a
country was like and talk to Tutankhamen
about life as a young emperor, Boudicca lead a
Roman army and John Lennon was in one of
the biggest bands in the world as well as being
3 Hot Seat Cushion
a peace activist. What must that have been
like? These hard wearing wooden masks are
great for ‘hot seating’ and enhancing children’s
understanding of the times and lives of these
historical figures.
HI00029 Boudicca Mask
HI00027 John Lennon Mask
HI00028 Egyptian Mask
HI00026 Queen Victoria Mask
3 Hot Seat Cushion
What character will you be today? When
children sit on this cushion they become
someone entirely different. This tried and
tested technique will improve speaking and
listening skills - see what questions the rest of
the class think up for them e.g. ‘So Mr. Wolf,
how did you feel when you blew down the 3
pig’s house?’ Size: 30 x 30 cm.
LHOT
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