A few highlights from Hands-On Education's KS1 history booklist
Ready to dive into the world of history with your KS1 students? We’ve curated a list of incredible books that will make learning about the past as exciting as a treasure hunt! Let's embark on this literary adventure together and watch those young minds sparkle with curiosity.
First up, we have "Counting On Katherine: How Katherine Johnson Put Astronauts on the Moon" by Helaine Becker. This gem is perfect for introducing your little ones to the awe-inspiring story of Katherine Johnson, a brilliant mathematician whose calculations were crucial for NASA's space missions. It's a fantastic way to show students that math can take you to the stars!
Next, let's soar even higher with "Mae Jemison: A Kid's Book About Reaching Your Dreams" by Mary Nhin. This delightful read tells the inspiring tale of Mae Jemison, the first African American woman in space. It’s an empowering story that encourages kids to dream big and reach for the sky, literally!
But wait, there's more! "Usborne See Inside: The History of Britain" by Rob Lloyd Jones is an interactive treasure trove packed with flaps to lift and fascinating facts to uncover. From Roman invasions to royal reigns, this book makes history come alive in the most engaging way possible. It’s like taking a time machine back through Britain’s vibrant past!
These are just a few highlights from our KS1 history booklist, designed to make history not only educational but also incredibly fun. So gather your young historians, grab these books, and let the learning adventures begin!
