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Objective

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to learn about Medieval Brighton sites and understand their significance in history.

Materials and Prep

  • Map of Brighton
  • Coloring materials
  • Internet access for virtual tours
  • Imagination and curiosity!

No prior knowledge needed, just be ready to explore and have fun learning about history!

Activities

  • Castle Exploration: Use the map of Brighton to locate and draw different castles in the area. Imagine what life was like in a castle during Medieval times.
  • Virtual Tour: Take a virtual tour of the Brighton Pavilion online. Notice the unique architecture and imagine the events that took place there long ago.
  • Medieval Costume Design: Design your own Medieval costume using your imagination and coloring materials. Think about what people wore in the past.

Talking Points

  • Castles: "Castles were like giant homes for important people in the past. They had big walls and towers to keep them safe from enemies."
  • Brighton Pavilion: "The Brighton Pavilion is a special palace with a fancy design. It was used for parties and important meetings many years ago."
  • Medieval Times: "Long ago, people wore different clothes than we do now. They had special outfits like knights and princesses in fairy tales."

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