
The Great Fire of London
Engage Year 2 learners in The Great Fire of London with this printable lesson. Aligned to the England National Curriculum KS1 History programme of study. Built with Chalkie.ai. Free to edit, present, and share.
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Engage Year 2 learners in The Great Fire of London with this printable lesson. Aligned to the England National Curriculum KS1 History programme of study. Built with Chalkie.ai. Free to edit, present, and share.

Strengthen Explorers: Christopher Columbus and Neil Armstrong understanding with this free Year 2 lesson. Aligned to the England National Curriculum KS1 History programme of study. Free to edit and download on Chalkie.ai.

This editable Year 2 lesson focuses on Transport Through History. Aligned to the England National Curriculum KS1 History programme of study. Try Chalkie.ai free to create your own version.
The Great Fire of London, Explorers, and Transport Through History: three Year 2 history lessons covering the best-known Key Stage 1 units. Each slide deck tells the story with sources and images, then builds in chronology work, comparison questions and talk tasks.
These lessons align with the KS1 history programme of study in the England National Curriculum, which asks pupils to study events beyond living memory (the Great Fire of London of 1666 is the classic example), the lives of significant individuals such as Christopher Columbus and Neil Armstrong, and changes within and beyond living memory, which the transport unit explores through how travel has changed.
Use them as complete Year 2 history lessons or as a starting point: in Chalkie you can edit any slide, add local history links, or regenerate activities in a different format. The curriculum thinking and structure are already in place, so the storytelling time is yours.
Pupils study events beyond living memory that are significant nationally, exploring the causes and consequences of the 1666 Great Fire of London.
View lessonsPupils compare the lives of significant explorers, Christopher Columbus and Neil Armstrong, and how their journeys changed what people knew of the world.
View lessonsPupils explore changes within and beyond living memory through the history of transport, comparing how people travelled in the past and today.
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