7–11
Medium (5-11 activities)
Music Day
21 June
Popular book and TV franchise Horrible Histories has educated and entertained generations of young people and adults alike, and brand-new film Horrible Histories: The Movie Rotten Romans will be hitting the big screen on 26 July! To celebrate, we've created a brand-new Horrible Histories The Movie: Rotten Romans resource to match.
Our history, English literature and music resource is themed around the new film and takes the form of Team Roman vs. Team Celt, where your students will learn about these two fascinating groups. Focusing on history curriculum topic The Roman Empire and its Impact on Britain, and including English literature and music links as well as exclusive song and video clips from the film the resource will see students aged 7-11 will explore this significant historical period, with activities including a local history study and Romans vs. Celts class debates.
Students will also create their own Horrible Histories-style song or poem to take part in a ‘Battle of the Bands' and can extend their learning by filming it too after all, it wouldn't be Horrible Histories without a hilarious song or two!
Print off the Team Roman vs. Team Celt classroom poster and assign teams!
Size: 9.70 MB
Pupils aged 7-11 can enter the competition to design a cunning family coin!
Size: 11.49 MB
The PowerPoint presentation for lesson 1, use with accompanying lesson plan
Size: 163.84 MB
The PowerPoint presentation for lesson 2, use with accompanying lesson plan
Size: 625.46 MB
The PowerPoint presentation for lesson 3, use with accompanying lesson plan
Size: 48.47 MB
Download the lesson plan, activity and homework sheets for Lesson 1
Size: 16.60 MB
Download all the activity and homework sheets, plus the plan for lesson 2
Size: 24.09 MB
The lesson outline and activity and homework sheets for lesson 3
Size: 22.63 MB
Read the overview for the Team Roman vs. Team Celt resource
Size: 16.34 MB
Watch the trailer for Horrible Histories: The Movie - Rotten Romans
Duration: 0:55 secs
Literacy
English
History
Local History
Music
