Free Great Fire Of London Activity Sheet | EYFS Core | BookFlik

Discover the past with our engaging History great fire of london activity sheet eyfs core resource. Designed specifically for children aged 3 to 5, this printable pack introduces the famous events of 1666 in a way that is gentle, age-appropriate, and exciting for young learners.
Through this History great fire of london activity sheet eyfs core, children will learn about how people lived in olden times, the importance of fire safety, and how the city of London changed after the fire. We use our friendly character, Ellie the Elephant, who loves stories and history, to guide children through the timeline. The activities focus on identifying the difference between old and new buildings, understanding simple chronological order, and discussing how we keep our homes safe today.
Teachers can use this resource during circle time or as part of a small group activity to spark curiosity about the past. It aligns perfectly with the Understanding the World area of the EYFS statutory framework, helping pupils develop a sense of historical enquiry and storytelling. By comparing houses from 1666 to their own homes, children build foundational skills in historical comparison.
This History great fire of london activity sheet eyfs core is set at the expected standard for EYFS learners. It includes 5 to 7 varied questions designed to check recall and encourage critical thinking. For example, children will be asked to identify what materials houses were made of, name the famous baker whose shop caught fire, and describe how they would call for help in an emergency.
Download this free resource to bring history to life in your classroom. With clear instructions and simple, colourful imagery, it is the perfect tool for supporting early years development while exploring one of the most significant events in British history. Help your class step back in time with Ellie and discover the story of London!
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