Clearance Roman Sandals Size 4 Historical Artefacts|Romans

27,74 £

SKU: SKUMHVgmx4SnD Categories: Historical Artefacts, History, Primary Curriculum, Romans Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Authentic Design: Constructed from leather, these sandals replicate the caligae worn by Roman soldiers, providing a tangible connection to ancient Roman history.
Enhances Enquiry Skills: Encourages children to use their historical enquiry skills to investigate who wore these shoes and why, promoting critical thinking.
Supports KS2 History: Aligns with Key Stage 2 history objectives, helping children understand the Roman Empire’s impact on Britain through practical exploration.
Broadens Historical Knowledge: Facilitates comparisons between Roman footwear and other historical periods, extending children’s chronological knowledge beyond 1066.
Roman Empire Impact: Helps children explore the Roman Empire’s influence on Britain, including military power, technology, and cultural beliefs.

Roman Sandals Size 4

Items of authentic historical clothing can provide activities that strengthen understanding at KS2.

Overview

These are Roman caligae, military sandals with open toes, front lacing, and nailed soles. Soldiers wore them for marching, working, and standing.

Teachers can enhance lessons with these roman sandals, providing an engaging way to explore Roman Britain. Made from leather, these sandals replicate the caligae worn by Roman soldiers, giving children a tangible connection to the past. By examining these items, children develop their enquiry skills and deepen their understanding of Roman culture and technology.

Incorporating these sandals supports Key Stage 2 history objectives, particularly the study of the Roman Empire’s impact on Britain. Children investigate how Roman footwear differs from modern shoes, fostering discussions about technological advancements and cultural differences. This hands-on approach solidifies their knowledge of the Roman army’s power and its influence on British society.
These Roman sandals extend knowledge beyond 1066. Comparing Roman footwear to other historical periods gives children a broader perspective on British history. These activities meet curriculum requirements and make learning interactive.

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.

History, Key Stage 2, British History

A study of an aspect or theme in British history that extends pupils’ chronological knowledge beyond 1066.