Best Roman Shields Historical Artefacts|Romans

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SKU: SKUKZKDGCAeit Categories: Historical Artefacts, History, Primary Curriculum, Romans Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Durable Construction: Constructed from durable wood, these Roman Shields are designed for longevity, ensuring they withstand the rigours of classroom use while providing an authentic historical experience.
Two Sizes Available: These shields come in two sizes, accommodating various age groups and enabling inclusive, hands-on learning experiences that bring Roman history to life.
Authentic Design: Designed following expert guidance, these shields offer a historically accurate representation of Roman military equipment, enriching history lessons with authentic resources.
Enhances Active Learning: Ideal for role-play and historical enquiry, these shields engage children in active learning, enhancing their understanding of Roman military tactics.
Supports Key Stage 2 History: Supporting the Key Stage 2 History curriculum, these shields focus on ‘The Roman Empire and its impact on Britain’, facilitating a deeper comprehension of this significant period.

Roman Shields

Embrace Roman warrior roles with authentic shields, perfect for immersive historical inquiries.

Overview

The ancient Roman scutum, pivotal for Roman soldiers’ defence, recreated with expert precision for a real touch of ancient tactics.

Delving into the past, these Roman Shields authentically replicate the Scutum, allowing children to witness firsthand the art of Roman warfare. Crafted from wood, their construction offers resilience and a hands-on historical insight, ideal for fostering an understanding of Roman military strategies, the formation of shield walls, and the complex design of ancient armaments.

Key to supporting the History curriculum at Key Stage 2, focusing on the Roman Empire’s influence on Britain, these shields enable active learning. They encourage exploration of Roman military strategies and Britain’s historical landscape post-Roman conquest.
Offered in two sizes, they are apt for varied age groups, making history accessible through participatory activities such as role-playing and re-enactments. This approach not only deepens historical knowledge but also enhances the engagement and intrigue among children.

Supports the National Curriculum

History, Key Stage 2, Romans

The Roman Empire and its impact on Britain, Julius Caesar, Power of the Roman army AD42, British resistance or impact of technology, culture and beliefs.