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Tudors
The Ditchley Portrait:
Ideas and resources for on how to use Marcus Gheerhaerts famous portrait of Queen Elizabeth I. The painting can be found at The National Portrait Gallery.

- Topic web (The Ditchley Portrait)

The Ambassadors:
Hans Holbein’s portrait of two French Ambassadors is an excellent starting point for exploring identity and status in Tudor times. It also provides a fascinating insight into Tudor Clothing.

- Topic web (The Ambassadors)
- Background information on The Ambasador


Ghana
This project explores Ghanaian Adinkra patterns and makes use of resources and images supplied courtesy of Reading International Solidarity Centre. RISC works with schools and community organisations to raise the profile of international issues and promote action for sustainable development, equality and social justice.

- Ghana topic web
- About Ghana (presentation)
- Adinkra symbols: pictures, names and meanings
- Design a symbol worksheet


St. George and the Dragon
Ideas on how to use Paolo Ucello’s painting of St George and the Dragon.
The painting is in the National Gallery and a zoomable image can be found here.

- Topic web (St. George)
- The story of St. George

The story of Perseus and Andromeda
The painting ‘Perseus Turning Phineas and his Followers to Stone’ by Giordano is an excellent stimulus for investigating Greek or Roman myths. The painting can be found at The National Gallery.

- Topic web (Perseus and Andromeda)
- The story of Perseus and Andromeda


The tiger in the jungle (Suprised!)
Henri Rousseau’s painting of a tiger caught in a tropical storm is a wonderful painting to use with younger pupils. A zoomable version can be found at the National Gallery’s website.

- Topic web (The tiger in the jungle)

RE Cross-Curricular topic map

- Judaism Sukkot
- Muslim Mosque
- Diwali web topic


The Ancient Greeks
Titian’s famous painting ‘Bacchus and Ariadne’ is the starting point for this project exploring the Ancient Greeks. The painting is in The National Gallery.

- Topic web (Ancient Greeks)

 

 



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