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Beskrivelse
An overview and depth study of Benin Civilisation through historical enquiries into aspects of:
Benin daily life.
The British Empire.
Key Stage 2 History National Curriculum learning objectives for Year 5 and 6. Activities in this book support students to carry out historical enquiry activities using evidence from current global online live debates on Repatriation of Benin Bronzes.
No museum artefacts have generated so much heated debates as The Benin Bronzes.
Pupils take part in this debate.
Enable your class join in the current global live debates.
The Key Stage 2 History National Curriculum opens the window through which pupils can peer concurrently into the past and present to view the consequences of Britain's colonial past.
Pupils find out what Britain did for the world.
This is modern history in the making.
History is the story of a people's past. Make your class part of the debate on empires and world history.
Summary of book
Students undertake study of the British Empire including the Commonwealth of Nations.
This historical enquiry activities book contains activities and resources which enable students undertake study of a non-European society that provides contrast with British history (Benin Civilisation).
Pupils use various historical evidence sources to:
Interpret
Analyse
Evaluate
Draw conclusions.
At the end of the study unit pupils will be able to separate some myths and fiction from facts of life in Great Benin Civilisation.
'Yes, things were done in the past to ensure safe and comfortable passage of the Oba of Benin into the next realm when he joined his ancestors. However, these things were done in secret and never in public nor were the matters disclosed to the public or displayed openly.'
- Chief Clemon Aigbogun
Chief Ebenze of Igueben
This book is suitable for ages 9 - 13 years.
