This online CPD event was held on 21 April 2021 and looked at some of the many ways in which educators can use archaeology as inspiration for interdisciplinary learning projects with children and young people.
Category: Outdoor Learning
Outdoor Learning
Cup and Rings in the Classroom
A fascinating blog post from Glasgow University’s Dr Kenny Brophy packed with practical activity ideas to help you explore Scotland’s prehistoric rock art with your young learners.
The Edinburgh Spyster Story Trail
An outdoor learning resource designed for children to use with their families.
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The Scottish Crannog Centre – Adult Learning
Educational visits and outreach for adult learners, including those in further learning.
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Dendrochronology – Forestry and Land Scotland
Explore the science of tree ring dating from home.
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Into the Wildwoods – Forestry and Land Scotland
Explore the Mesolithic in Scotland’s native woodlands.
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Into the Wildwoods
Explore the Mesolithic in Scotland’s native woodlands.
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Dendrochronology
Explore the science of tree ring dating.
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Heritage Hero Awards from Home
your handy guide to completing a Heritage Hero Award remotely – Covid-19 special edition
Mapping History
A Guide to Using Historical Maps Read more about Mapping History …