Axel visited the National Trust Sutton House and Breaker’s yard - one of London’s last remaining Tudor houses, built in 1535. Axel learned about the architectural style of Tudor houses and observed the artwork and decoration inside Sutton House. He learned about the Tudor period in England, and gained knowledge about the historical significance of Sutton House and its role in the community; he gained an understanding of the customs and traditions of the Tudor era through the exploration of the house and its artefacts. Axel explored the history of the Breaker's Yard and its connection to the Tudor era.

Art

• Axel observed the artwork and decoration inside Sutton House, gaining an understanding of Tudor art.
• Axel learned about the architectural style of Tudor houses, which is an expression of art.
• Axel explored the historical significance of Sutton House, which can be considered a work of art itself.

English Language Arts

• Axel read and learned about the history of the Tudor period in England.
• Axel gained knowledge about the customs and traditions of the Tudor era through exploring the house and its artifacts.
• Axel may have engaged in writing activities, describing and reflecting on the experience at Sutton House and the Breaker's Yard.

History

• Axel learned about the Tudor period in England and its significance.
• Axel gained knowledge about the historical significance of Sutton House and its role in the community.
• Axel explored the history of the Breaker's Yard and its connection to the Tudor era.

Math

• Axel did not directly engage in math-related activities during this visit, but could potentially explore measurements and dimensions in relation to Tudor architecture.

Music

• Axel did not have any music-related activities during this visit.

Physical Education

• Axel did not have any physical education activities during this visit.

Science

• Axel did not have any science-related activities during this visit.

Social Studies

• Axel learned about the Tudor period in England and its social, cultural, and political aspects.
• Axel gained an understanding of the customs and traditions of the Tudor era through the exploration of Sutton House and its artifacts.
• Axel explored the history of the Breaker's Yard and its connection to the Tudor era, which provides insights into the social and economic landscape of that time.

Continued development related to this activity can include creating artwork inspired by Tudor architecture and design, writing fictional stories set in the Tudor period, further research on Tudor history and culture, and exploring other historical sites in London or beyond.

Book Recommendations

• The Tudors: Kings, Queens, Scribes, and Ferrets! by Marcia Williams: A fun and engaging illustrated book that introduces the Tudor period and its key figures through humorous retellings.
• Great Houses of London by James Stourton: Explores the history, architecture, and stories behind some of the grand houses of London, including Tudor houses like Sutton House.
• Tudor England by John Guy: A comprehensive and accessible account of the Tudor era, covering various aspects of life, politics, and culture during that time.