Molly McDrew travels back in time to London 1666 on her magic blanket. She sees the Great Fire of London burning and finds out how it started. Molly is surprised how different London looks and spots Samuel Pepys and Thomas Farriner on her journey.
This book contains beautifully detailed illustrations and can be used to compare London in 1666 with London today.
The book can be shared with 4-8 year-old children.
Molly McDrew and the Great Fire of London
This book can be enjoyed at home or school as a fun time-travelling story. Molly McDrew travels back in time with her cat using a special clock. This story can be used to teach children about the Fire of London, how it started and key events.
Molly McDrew and the Great Fire of London can also be used as a teaching resource to teach different elements of writing in KS1. Nouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs pop out of selected pages so children can see how they can be used within a text.
At the back of the book are teaching ideas for writing and drama.
Size A4 portrait, section sewn binding, 32 pages. Published by Dotters Publishing Ltd.
Perfect for a KS1 classroom and ideal for homeschooling.