Bring
the past alive with our round-up of the 10 best history toys and present ideas for
children of all ages.
Keycraft Egyptian
Mummy Archaeology Kit
There is so much to do in
this fascinating kit. Excavate the sarcophagus from the block of plaster using
special tools. As the sarcophagus is very old it will need to be dusted and
repainted and the mummy contained within will need to be "bandaged"
as a mummy. Set contain earthen block containing sarcophagus and figure,
digging tool and hammer, dusting brush, roll of paper bandage, paints, brush
and a fact booklet.
English Heritage Cluedo
English Heritage has launched
its own creative version of Cluedo to celebrate England’s history and its
fantastic sites. Use your detective skills to discover six hidden treasures
within nine English Heritage sites, such as Roman coins, the Crown Jewels and
the Excalibur sword. The mission will test your ability to use the clues
provided to lead you to one of six historical English figures, for instance
Queen Victoria, Charles Darwin or Winston Churchill and, to identify their key
artefacts. Be the first to uncover these historical items and learn about
English history by taking a virtual tour to discover England’s finest
treasures across a variety of our sites, including Hadrian’s Wall, Kenilworth
Castle and Dover Secret Wartime Tunnels. A great version of the classic Cluedo
game to keep the family entertained for hours.
Horrible Histories Magazine Subscription
You’ve
probably read the books, or read them to your children, and you may well have
seen the excellent show on CBBC. Well, now Horrible Histories has made the leap
to the magazine format, meaning that you can get a monthly dose of the gruesome
bits of history. Rather than simply being an accompaniment to the show,
this is a largely standalone kids magazine featuring all the rotten (and all
the good!) bits of history – executions, gladiator battles, Vikings and the
like. Whilst it does reference the TV series, it is also packed with humour,
fascinating facts, activities such as colouring in and more, and is illustrated
throughout by the wonderful and colourful art associated with Horrible
Histories. Educating, entertaining and a little bit gruesome – in other words,
perfect for kids.
Brainbox British History
Melissa and Doug Folding Medieval Castle
With a dungeon and a working
drawbridge, this wooden play castle is fully assembled and ready for adventures!
Features towers, balconies, a trap door, arched walkway, and a removable
turret. Castle is hinged for easy wide-open, imaginative play and closes
conveniently for compact storage.
Where's Wally Now?
Playmobil History Roman Arena
The Playmobil Roman Arena
comes with a double harnessed chariot and 2 Gladiators. The spectator stands
with the trap door into the lions cage and the Chariot with Roman Centurion can
pass through the gate. Complete with 4 Playmobil figures and lots of accessories.
Bigjigs Castle Wooden Floor Puzzle
The high quality imagery is a
fascinating portrayal of the busy life of a castle. As with all floor puzzles
this delightful wooden jigsaw stimulates concentration and manual dexterity.
Sturdy 4 mm thick shapes. Available in 24 pieces or 48 pieces.
English Heritage Guess Who?
This fantastic flip and find
two-player game will keep you guessing for hours. This special edition of Guess
Who? has been made exclusively for English Heritage using figures that
shaped English History.
Horrible Histories Terrible Timeline Sticker Activity Book
It's time to explore the
horrible history of the world! From the Savage Stone Age to the Terrifying 20th
Century, take a wild ride through over 4 million years of horrible history.
With an incredible fold-out timeline that stretches over three metres and over
300 stickers! It's the longest and most horrible sticker book in the world!
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