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History
1 Florence Nightingale
Timeline
Elegantly detailed, this timeline illustrates
the events and achievements of Florence
Nightingale’s life. Complete with 7 x A5
action cards that allow children to
sequence her story chronologically.
NTL
2 Historical Nurses
Facemasks
Excellent for use in role play. Re-tell the
story of Florence Nightingale and Mary
Seacole with these hard-wearing wooden
face masks. Characters include Florence
Nightingale, Mary Seacole, Queen Victoria
and a Crimean soldier.
NFM
3 Florence Nightingale
Artefacts Pack
1 Florence Nightingale Timeline
Pack includes a replica of the famous
lantern, the Scutari sash as worn by the
nurses in the military hospital, a Sebastopol
medal awarded to soldiers and a timeline
2 Historical Nurses Facemasks 3 Florence Nightingale Artefacts Pack
mapping out the life of Florence
Nightingale. Includes teacher’s notes.
FNAP
4 Timeline Fire of London
Beautifully illustrated timeline depicting the
historic events of the Great Fire of
London. Complete with 7 x A5 action
cards that allow children to chronologically
sequence what happened.
FLMAP
5 Face Masks
Recreate the story of the Great Fire of
London with these wooden facemasks,
which are excellent for use in role play.
Characters include Samuel Pepys,
4 Timeline Fire of London
Christopher Wren, Charles II and The
Baker.
FLFM
6 Leather Bucket
This hand-made leather bucket is a replica
of the ones that were used in the attempt
to put out the fire. These buckets were
passed along a chain of people from the
water supply to the fire, and would be an
excellent role play artefact well worth the
initial investment.
FL-BUCK
5 Face Masks 6 Leather Bucket
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