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| Fun things to print and do...... This page features craft instructions and worksheets from past events, activities and workshops. Just click on the links below to have a go at home. | ||
| Model-a-saurus Did you know Jurassic Warwickshire was covered a warm tropical sea - living here 170 million years ago would have been like living in the Bahamas. Living in this sea were different marine reptiles, to be a dinosaur you had to walk on dry land and not live in the sea. Some of the names of these marine reptiles are plesiosaur and ichthyosaur. You can see fossils from these creatures in the Warwickshire Museum. Click here for instructions on how to make your own dinosaur model. Silhouette Portraits Georgian ladies and gentlemen used to enjoy drawing pictures of each other to hang on the walls of their homes. One way they used to do this was to draw the outline of a person's head instead of drawing the face. Click here for instructions on how to make your own portrait. Saxon Jewelley Anglo Saxon men and women wore beads as decoration. Women would have worn beads as a necklace strung between two brooches fastening their dress together. Men may have worn one or two beads as a necklace or a belt toggle. Click here for instructions on how to make your own bead jewellery Party Accessories In the past fashionable women would carry a fan at parties. They could use their fans to speak to people on the other side of the room using a special code. There are lots of different types of fan, this one is a fixed fan which means it doesn't fold up. Click here for instructions on how to make your own 18th century fan. | ||
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