Keystage 1 History Printable Worksheets

This handy set of learning cards is a great way to help teach young children new vocabulary. Print these vocabulary cards and laminate them so they can be used over and over again! These vocabulary cards can be used as a discussion topic when teaching students about the first African-American woman and first Native American to hold a pilot license, Bessie Coleman.

This handy timeline can be used when teaching children about the life of Bessie Coleman.

Bessie started flying in airshows doing stunts like loop-the-loops. Bessie performed in America and in Europe and started teaching other people how to fly. KS1 students read through the article and answer six comprehension questions.

Bessie was one of thirteen children. Her mother and father were Susan and George Coleman. This reading comprehension is suitable for your KS1 students when teaching the topic of Significant Individuals. Children read through the article and answer six comprehension questions.

Bessie Coleman became the first woman in America to hold a pilot's license. This short reading comprehension is suitable for KS1 students. Children read through the article and answer four comprehension questions.

Use these handy colourful word cards to familiarise children with keywords linked to castles. Each page has 4 vocabulary cards with a coloured border. You could print and laminate these cards so they can be used for a classroom display, or use them for a topic word bank. This set includes 16 vocabulary words.

This handy activity is great to use when teaching students about dates and timelines and will help improve vocabulary. It will also help children to read important dates and find out some important events that happened in history. There are 8 questions for children to answer. This history worksheet can be used at home or in the classroom.

The Great Fire of London started on 2nd September 1666. Where did the Great Fire of London start? Which famous cathedral was burned in the fire? This handy history resource is a great activity to test your child's knowledge about the Great Fire of London. There are 8 questions for students to answer that will help to boost their understanding of the topic in KS1. This resource can be used at home or in the classroom.

Florence Nightingale, also known as 'the Lady with the Lamp', is a famous British nurse who lived from 1820-1910. This handy history resource is a great activity to test your child's knowledge about Florence Nightingale. There are 8 questions for children to answer that will help to boost their understanding of the topic in KS1.

Use this handy resource to help teach your children about things from the past. This history resource is a great activity for children to gain knowledge and understanding of things from the past and present, such as technology and transport. They will also learn how to put dates in chronological order. This worksheet can be used at home or in the classroom.

This timeline can be used as an extra resource when teaching students about the Great Fire of London.

This colourful set of vocabulary cards can be used with your KS1 students to help them learn about the Great Fire of London. They can be laminated and used as a discussion topic with your children.

This colourful set of flashcards can be used with your KS1 students to help them learn about modern toys and toys from the past. They can be laminated and used as a discussion topic with your children.

This colouring page can be used as a fun activity when teaching kids about seaside holidays in the past. Use it as a discussion topic or simply just for fun!

This seaside-themed word search includes key vocabulary for students to learn. It's a great way for children to practise spelling too! This KS1 history resource can be used as an opening for discussion, or simply just for fun!

This dot to dot activity will help with a child's counting. Kids draw a line from dot number 1 to dot number 2, then from dot number 2 to dot number 3, 3 to 4, and so on. They continue to join the dots until they have connected all of them.

Students complete the multiplication sums to find the coordinates and colour the grid correctly. This resource can be used as a fun activity when teaching students about the Great Fire of London, or simply just for fun!

This printable can be used as an extra resource when teaching children about the Great Fire of London. Students trace over the lines and colour in the picture.

Mazes are a fun activity and a great way for kids to practise their penmanship skills by encouraging them to stay within the lines. Kids help the firefighter find his way to the fire engine. There is only one way leading to the fire engine. Use this as an extra fun activity when teaching students about the Great Fire of London.

This word search can be used as a fun activity when students are learning about different types of homes.

Kids can design their own teepee! This fun activity can be linked to teaching students about different types of homes.

Kids carefully cut out the pieces and glue them in the correct place on the puzzle. This can be used as an extra resource when teaching students about toys from the past.

Kids carefully cut out the pieces and glue them in the correct place on the puzzle.

Kids carefully cut out the pieces and glue them in the correct place on the puzzle.

This colouring page is a fun activity for students to enjoy when learning about the history of the kite.

This colouring page can be used as a fun activity when teaching kids about teddy bears!

This KS1 history resource includes 10 questions about the Great Fire of London.

A KS1 history cloze activity about the Great Fire of London. Students read the facts about the Great Fire of London and fill in the missing words from the word bank.

This KS1 worksheet includes a list of spellings associated with the Great Fire of London.

Spelling is important because it aids in both reading and writing. This spelling worksheet includes 12 spelling words that are all associated with Florence Nightingale. Students learn the spelling and firstly put them in alphabetical order. They must then choose the correct word from the spelling list to complete the sentences.

A KS1 colouring page for children to colour. This can be used as an extra activity when children are learning about inventions, or simply just for fun!

Children must colour the picture.

Children must colour the picture.

KS1 colouring picture - Colour the hot air balloon. Remember to use bright colours!

KS1 History - Florence Nightingale cut out. This page should be printed onto card if possible to make cutting out the pictures easier.

KS1 History - Florence Nightingale worksheet. Students read the information about Florence Nightingale after the war and answer the study questions. Students must also write a short story about Florence Nightingale with the title: 'Why Florence Nightingale is remembered today'.

KS1 History - Why do we remember Florence Nightingale? Students follow the instructions and answer the questions about the Crimean War.

KS1 History - Why do we remember Florence Nightingale? Students read the comprehension about Florence Nightingale travelling to Scutari, Turkey, and answer the study questions. There are 6 questions to answer.

KS1 History - Florence Nightingale worksheet. This is a cloze exercise about Florence Nightingale. Students read the sentences and fill in the missing words using the word bank.

KS1 History - Why do we remember Florence Nightingale? Students read the comprehension about Florence Nightingale and answer the study questions. There are 8 questions to answer and a colouring picture.

KS1 History - Fire of London word search. Students find all of the words in the grid.

KS1 History - Samuel Pepys. This worksheet includes information about a man called Samuel Pepys. Students read the text and answer the study questions.

KS1 History - The Great Fire of London. This worksheet includes information about London after the fire. Students read the text and answer the study questions.

KS1 History - Great fire of London worksheet. This passage includes information about how the great fire of London spread with study questions to follow.

KS1 History - The Great Fire of London worksheet. Students read the informative text about the Great Fire of London and then answer the study questions.

KS1 History - Changes within living memory. Were fish and chips popular in Victorian times? In Victorian times, what were drinks served in? Children read through the information and answer the accompanying study questions.

KS1 History. Do children today still do the same things at the seaside? What is the same and what is different? Students identify similarities and differences between going to the seaside in Victorian times and going to the seaside today.

KS1 History - Children read through the information about the seaside in Victorian times and answer the questions.