What did people do at the seaside in the past?

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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

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

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

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

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?

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

Broadstairs, Kent – 1890 - 1910 © © Reproduced by permission of Historic England Archive Ref:OP00509

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

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

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

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

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

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