Dear Parents
We would like you to make a Tudor house with your child. The type of house
that would have been around in the 17th Century. When the children return
after the half term holidays we will be learning about the Great Fire of London.
Houses in those days were made of wood, tall and thin and usually had a
thatch roof. It can be made from different 2d shapes out of cardboard or thick
paper, black strips of card or painted lolly sticks can be added to the walls of
the house, wool or other material could be used to make the thatched roof – it
can be 2d or 3d in shape. Please bring in your Tudor houses by Monday 16th
November and they will be used as part of a display on the Great Fire of
London. We are hoping to recreate Pudding Lane at the time of the Great
Fire.
If you need any cardboard or other material please come and see us.
Have fun!
Dear Parents
We would like you to make a Tudor house with your child. The type that
would have been around in the 17th Century. When the children return after
the half term holidays we will be learning about the Great Fire of London.
Houses in those days were made of wood, tall and thin and usually had a
thatch roof. It can be made from different 2d shapes out of cardboard or thick
paper, black strips of card or painted lolly sticks can be added to the walls of
the house, wool or other material could be used to make the thatched roof – it
can be 2d or 3d in shape. Please bring in your Tudor houses by Monday 16th
November and they will be used as part of a display on the Great Fire of
London. We are hoping to recreate Pudding Lane at the time of the Great
Fire.
If you need any cardboard or other material please come and see us.
Have fun!