Use this 15-slide editable PowerPoint template when introducing younger students to historical sources.
Imagine you wanted to find out about yourself as a baby. You would need to look into your past!
One way to find out about the past is to look at, or listen to, things from that time. These could include stories, photographs, objects and written texts.
Explore historical sources through age-appropriate content
This PowerPoint has been designed to introduce younger students to the concept of the past as a point in time that existed before the present. It addresses how stories from the past can be communicated through historical sources such as oral storytelling, objects, written texts and photographs.
A number of example sources are also provided in the presentation to stimulate discussion. Students are encouraged to look for the clues in each example that may help unlock the secrets of the past.
It is recommended that students be encouraged to find some photos and objects that tell a special story about their own past. The following resources have been designed to assist with such an activity.
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A Very Special Object – Worksheet
Explore the role that objects play in communicating the stories of our past with this simple worksheet.
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A Very Special Memory – Worksheet
Explore the role that photographs play in communicating the stories of our past with this simple worksheet.
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