This resource includes a full topic of 6 lesson plans and photocopiable resources - designed to last for approximately 12 hours) to take the children on a journey through influential Tudor buildings. Plans include YouTube links to specific historical programmes to support visualising influential Tudor buildings in England. Reference is clearly made within the plans when to use video (and links) and when to use the resources to support embedding research and learning. The lessons contents include: 1) Watch National Heritage video and identify at least 8 influential Tudor Buildings - ensuring that the Globe Theatre is one of those buildings. 2) Collect information about 8 chosen Tudor Buildings and use the Goal Resource Grid to collect and compare the data. (Resource included) 3) Create Top Trump cards for each of the buildings, beginning to learn the features, size, year built, influential history etc of the buildings. (Resource included) 4) Research, using online resources, non-fiction sources from the classroom, The Globe Theatre. (Resource included) 5) Using a range of published YouTube videos identified within the planning, how to use their research to create their own Globe Theatre model. Collect ideas, develop skills in focused practical activities and make plans for developing own 3D build. 6) Make own 3D Globe Theatre model. Photocopiable resources are included along with a gallery of images to view the development of how to create your own Globe Theatre - some of these images are included in the preview below. Please see the detailed preview to view the quality and detail of lesson planning. Each lesson includes aims, activity details, resources required, outcomes and success criteria. Thank you for viewing our store. Best wishes INSPIReducation
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This modern Tudor home plan presents all of the classic exterior charm that comes with the Tudor style, but with an updated interior for the modern family. While the living spaces are open to one another, each room has its own ceiling and opening treatments that define the rooms. A unique feature of this plan is the large central laundry and pantry area that each homeowner can tweak to their own needs: food pantry, sports equipment storage, pet station, etc. The generous master bedroom on the first floor makes for easy living whatever your age. Two more bedrooms on this level can double as office space, workout room, or a media room. Upstairs, two additional private bedrooms share a spacious bath. Related Plan: Get an alternate version with house plan 50225PH (2,930 sq. ft. with 5 bedrooms).
Cockrell Hall Blog: I have been enthralled with all things miniature since I received a beautiful Federal style dollhouse for my 10th Christmas when we lived in Alabama. I had collected many miniature treasures when traveling with my family over the years and had no place to put them (my collection had outgrown my other house). I've stuck with the hobby for almost 40 years. I found myself wanting a new house, (Tudor style my favorite architectural era!) but had no clue where to find one. I started researching Tudor dollhouses on the Internet and came across an article about a British builder/craftsman who specialized in fashioning absolutely stunning replicas of Tudor-style mini houses. I contacted Kevin Jackson in the U.K. and also visited his website and the fun started there! I ordered a Canterbury house with modifications and Kevin began construction on 'Cockrell Hall' on October 1st 2011. This has been a fun three months of choosing exactly how my new house will look. Kevin has included me in virtually every major decision from placement of doors, trimwork, style of fireplaces, colors, and much more! It's been so much fun! He's provided me with with photos of every step of the build from the ground up. My house will have 7 rooms including a great hall that we decided upon kind of late in the process and a market room on the ground floor. The great hall features a beautiful vaulted ceiling, two chandeliers and a handmade stone faced fireplace. Kevin's houses all have electric lighting and the option of 'lighted fireplaces' which mine will have. Cockrell Hall will also have a remote control for the lighting where I can turn each room and floor and fireplace on and off and with a dimmer too! My house is now finished and Kevin is building the crate today for the transport to America. I live in Arkansas so it will be a long journey for a tiny house. I can't wait to fill it with all of my minis! I can't wait until it arrives!
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If I lived here, I would love driving down that driveway everyday. Isn't the house pretty? It is so stately and gorgeous, without being overly pretentious.
