Free Black History Assessment | Year 1 Core | BookFlik
Explore our fantastic new resource designed to support your classroom teaching. This History black history assessment year 1 core pack is perfect for teachers looking to celebrate influential figures while meeting key UK National Curriculum objectives. Our materials focus on the lives of significant individuals, helping pupils understand how these people have shaped our world through their courage, inventions, and leadership.
In this assessment, students will explore the stories of remarkable people such as Mary Seacole, Rosa Parks, and Walter Tull. The content is carefully crafted to ensure children can identify why these figures are significant, describe key events in their lives, and explain how they made a difference to others. By using this History black history assessment year 1 core resource, educators can confidently track pupil progress in chronological understanding and historical enquiry.
This pack includes a variety of activities, such as sequencing timelines, matching historical facts to portraits, and simple written reflections. It is specifically differentiated for learners working at the expected standard for Year 1, ensuring the language is accessible yet challenging enough to spark curiosity. Whether you are teaching during Black History Month or integrating these lessons into your wider curriculum, this History black history assessment year 1 core tool provides a structured way to evaluate learning outcomes.
The resource features our friendly BookFlik characters, with Ellie the elephant guiding children through the historical facts and Leo the lion encouraging them to share their own thoughts on bravery and kindness. Teachers can use these pages as a summative assessment at the end of a unit or as individual worksheets to support guided group work. Download this pack today to bring these inspiring stories to life in your classroom and help your pupils develop a deeper understanding of the past in a warm, encouraging, and age-appropriate way.
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