The Great Fire of London Video (Years 1-2)

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Share this video with children to help them understand the key facts surrounding the Great Fire of London. The narration clearly explains how it’s thought the fire started, the circumstances which led to it spreading, and moves on to cover the consequences and lesson learned for rebuilding. The engaging graphics keep children’s attention throughout.

  • Key Stage: Key Stage 1
  • Subject: History
  • Topic: Great Fire of London
  • Topic Group:Significant Events
  • Year(s): Years 1-2
  • Media Type: Video
  • Resource Type: Video
  • Last Updated: 04/01/2024
  • Resource Code: H1VAE13018

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Significant Events
Events 1500-1750

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