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1 What did people do at the seaside in the past?
Key Stage 1: History Learning Aims and Outcomes Compare seaside holidays in the past with ones today Identify similarities and differences Infer information from a picture or photograph Ask appropriate questions about seaside holidays in the past Historic England education

2 Seaside words: Geography
Sand Sea Coast Cliff Beach Start by introducing some new words. Click the ? Under each image to reveal the words

3 Seaside words: Objects
Punch and Judy Bucket and spade Sandcastle Donkey Deckchair Paddle boat Start by introducing some new words.

4 Look at the photograph of children playing at the seaside.
What do you think they are doing?

5 Look at the clothes people are wearing.
Are they the same or different from clothes you would ware? Talk to the person next to you: Do you think this photograph was taken recently or in the past?

6 Now look at some more photographs of seaside holidays.
Use the table below to record all the different seaside activities you can spot in the photographs Activity ✓ or X Done today? ✓ or X Building sand castles Playing arcade games Paddling Going for a boat ride Sunbathing Skateboarding Swimming Playing with a ball

7 Broadstairs, Kent – © Reproduced by permission of Historic England Archive Ref:OP00509

8 Lytham St Anne’s, Lancashire – 1890-1910
© Reproduced by permission of Historic England Archive Ref:OP00452

9 New Brighton, Merseyside – 1930
© Reproduced by permission of Historic England Archive Ref:CC80_00454

10 Scarborough, North Yorkshire – 1930s
© Crown copyright. Historic England Archive Ref:CC80/00401

11 Lowestoft, Suffolk – August 1949
© Historic England Archive Ref:OP00075

12 Bridlington, East Yorkshire – 1950s
© Historic England Archive Ref:AA99_00354

13 Find more teaching resources at: HistoricEngland.org.uk/Education
Historic England education

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