Who was Mary Anning? Video (Years 1-2)

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Share this video with children to help them understand the life and times of Mary Anning. Using simple language and fun graphics suitable for younger children, the narration starts with Mary’s early life and focusses on some of her most important discoveries. The video moves on to explain her career in Palaeontology, and the difficulties she faced as a woman during that time. It finishes by showing some of the ways in which Mary is remembered today.

  • Key Stage: Key Stage 1
  • Subject: History
  • Topic: Scientists & Explorers
  • Topic Group:Significant Individuals
  • Year(s): Years 1-2
  • Media Type: Video
  • Resource Type: Video
  • Last Updated: 04/01/2024
  • Resource Code: H1VAE13024

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