Seaside Replica Boat

Name: Seaside Replica Boat
Brand: TTS
SKU: SKUuFK52qr20q
Availability: InStock

£7.52

SKU: SKUuFK52qr20q Categories: History, Primary Curriculum, Topics & Themes Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Durable Construction: Constructed from high-quality materials, this replica trawler boat ensures long-lasting use. Its durability makes it suitable for repeated handling in classroom settings.
Historical Context: Provides a tangible connection to the history of trawling, helping children understand the significance of maritime activities in local and national contexts, with the replica trawler boat.
Hands-On Learning: Enhances lessons on seaside and coastal topics by offering a hands-on learning experience with a replica trawler boat. Makes abstract concepts more accessible and relatable.
Supports Geography: Complements geography teaching resources by illustrating coastal and marine environments. Helps children explore physical and human processes shaping coastlines.
Local History Study: Supports Key Stage 2 local history studies by providing a concrete example of national history’s impact on local areas. Aids in understanding historical context beyond 1066.

High quality replica trawler boat, great for any seaside or coastal topic.

Trawling involves dragging a net through the water behind one or more trawlers. This model provides insight into this practice.

For enhancing lessons on seaside and coastal topics, teachers will find this high-quality replica trawler boat to be an engaging resource. It makes abstract concepts more accessible and relatable for children, providing a tangible connection to the history of trawling.

In Key Stage 2 history, it supports local history studies by highlighting the significance of trawling in local and national contexts. It helps children understand trawling’s impact beyond 1066 and visualises changes within living memory, aligned with Key Stage 1 objectives.
This artefact complements geography teaching resources by demonstrating coastal and marine environments. It helps children explore the physical and human processes that shape coastlines and fosters a deeper understanding of the relationship between communities and their maritime heritage.