This sheet shows pictures of two people from the reign of King Henry VIII: A man and a woman. You are asked to describe how they look different from how we dress today. Were they rich or poor?

This sheet shows pictures of two different people from the reign of King Henry VIII: A man and a woman. You are asked to describe how they look different from how we dress today. Were they rich or poor?

This sheet shows a picture of a typical Tudor town (it's actually Windsor in Berkshire). Can you spot the listed people, animals and places amongst all the hustle and bustle?

This sheet shows pictures of typical Tudor houses: rich and poor. The rich man's house is based on Sutton Place in Surrey. Count the floors and work out the number of rooms. What went on in them?

This double page sheet has a big picture of a Tudor kitchen with lots of strange items in it. Can you use the list and descriptions to work out what everything is called?

Read the clues and use the table to record the information which will help you logically work out details of the four 'humours' that dominated Tudor medical ideas. Same as the Medieval Medicine Logic Problem.

Four pages of instructions, diagrams and templates to help you draw the perfect Tudor Rose.

Draw the animals on the banners of Richard III and Henry VII. Which country's flag does one remind you of? Look at the numbers and pick out the facts. Do they add up? 

Henry VII was proud of his Welsh heritage going back to King Arthur. Find out how they were related and what Henry did to let everybody know.

Once Henry VII took the Crown, there were still had lots of people who people thought had a better claim than him. Can you work out who the pictures are of and what happened to them?

Henry VII was a well-known miser. Read through suggestions for making and saving money. Can you give him some help with deciding the ones to follow?

Make six of your very own Tudor finger puppets with this easy-to-use cut-out sheet: Henry VIII and people from his court, some well-known, others anonymous. 

Make your very own six wives of Henry VIII finger puppets with this easy-to-use cut-out sheet.  

This sheet gives lots of hints and tips for remembering the names, the order and what happened to the six wives of Henry VIII. You can even have a go at producing your own way of remembering.

Not available as a free sample. 

This sheet shows Henry & his six wives. Use the tricks you have learnt with the 'Remembering' sheet to fill in their Christian names, their order & symbols for what happened to them.

Here is Catherine of Aragon being visited by King Henry's commissioners. They are using lots of arguments to try and persuade her to agree to a divorce. Which would you use and in what order?

This sheet suggests a scenario from the time of the Dissolution of the Monasteries and asks you to write a letter about it to Thomas Cromwell.

Henry VIII dissolved the monasteries, but what was it that he wanted from them? Use this two-page sheet to identify things he took. Were they worth a little, a lot or nothing at all?

Land was the most popular thing that people bought from the King when he dissolved the monasteries. How much did it cost? Was it a good deal? Read this two-page sheet and answer the questions.

What happened to monastery buildings after the monasteries were dissolved? Use this sheet to find out as you explore Reading Abbey in Berkshire, Titchfield Abbey in Hampshire & Buckland Abbey n Devon.

Use this two page working model of the Henry VIII's famous ship, the Mary Rose, to help it sink and have the Captain's wife faint - just like the real thing.

Make six of your very own Elizabethan finger puppets with this easy-to-use cut-out sheet: Elizabeth I and well-known men from her court. 

Elizabeth I was always painted looking good. Now draw her as she really looked using the suggested ideas or maybe some of your own.

Lord Robert Dudley's wife has been found dead in Cumnor Place. Can you solve the mystery and work out who wanted her dead?!