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The Vikings Invade Britain: Longships, Journeys and Scotland

By Danielle Goodbrand

History · Primary · Curriculum for Excellence · 17 slides · Not used yet

Second Level lesson on viking invasions including viking journey to Britain with specific mention of Scotland. Includes information about Viking travel and specifics on longboats.

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The Vikings Invade Britain
Year 4 History: Viking raids on Scotland, and the longships (fast Viking boats) that carried them across the sea. Enquiry: how did they get here?
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What’s in this lesson

  1. 1 The Vikings Invade Britain Free to read
  2. 2 Who Were the Vikings? Free to read
  3. 3 Strangers from the Sea Free to read
  4. 4 Leaving Home for New Lands
  5. 5 Journeys to Britain: A Viking Timeline
  6. 6 Viking Map of Journeys
  7. 7 Two Ways of Sailing to Britain
  8. 8 The Longship
  9. 9 How They Built a Longship
  10. 10 Why Longships Worked So Well
  11. 11 Longship and Heavy Cargo Ship
  12. 12 Vikings in Scotland
  13. 13 Vikings in Orkney and Shetland
  14. 14 Raids on Mainland Scotland
  15. 15 Check What You Know
  16. 16 Check What You Know
  17. 17 Our Viking Voyage Ends

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