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History of Cars

History of Cars

Subject: Electronics, systems and control

Age range: 7-11

Resource type: Lesson (complete)

Last updated

15 April 2024

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Children listen to a memoir of an elderly person's first car and then look at modern day car brochures looking for features which are new, and write a list of features they would like to see in future cars.
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freedomlife54

9 years ago
3

Ok but rather American

burdin

10 years ago
3

A good resource thanks for sharing.

busypencil

13 years ago
5

What a wonderful, fun, well-thought-out lesson! I teach in the U.S, so I would have to adapt this lesson for American students, but I am so impressed. This would truly encourage students to think, and they would have a great time engaging in all the activities. Thank you!

MrCMaths

15 years ago
4

Excellent link between D.T and History. Great for children to reflect and research cars in the past and the future.

littlemissraw

15 years ago
3

Most of the D&T activities are mentioned in the lesson plan as opposed to in the Activity. Good cross curricular lesson.

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