Publisher - Evans Brothers Ltd
Binding - Hardback
Pages - 32
Size - 25cm x 25cm

Reading Age - 7+

Product weight 500g

The Step-up History series is for pupils at KS2. The books are designed to support and extend the learning objectives of specific units of the QCA History Scheme of Work.

 'Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived' is a rhyme listing what happened to Henry VIII's six wives, but it does not explain why Henry kept ending one marriage and marrying a new wife. This book helps you to explore the different reasons why he married six times by looking at his life as a Tudor king, his character, the problems he faced during his reign (1509-47) and the solutions that he and his advisers found.

Engaging and informative text and historical evidence to explore

History and cross-curricular activities for individuals, groups and the whole class

Questions and activities challenge children's thinking at different ability levels

Full glossary and index

Extensive notes for parents and teachers