This term, we’ve been on an exciting adventure learning about London Then and Now. The focus for this half term has been on the incredible landmarks of London, both old and new. We’ve explored how these iconic structures have shaped the city’s history and continue to play important roles today.
In class, we’ve learned about a variety of landmarks, from the ancient Tower of London to the modern and towering Shard. Through discussions, videos, and interactive activities, the children have gained a deeper understanding of these landmarks’ history, their significance, and their impact on London’s growth.
To make this learning even more exciting, the students worked on fantastic projects for homework, where they researched and presented famous landmarks of London. From models and posters to detailed drawings, the class did a wonderful job showcasing their chosen landmarks. Some students even included fun facts and stories that brought these landmarks to life!
Here are 5 fun and child-friendly quiz questions on London landmarks. Comment your answers below!
Which London landmark is known for being a giant clock and is one of the most famous clocks in the world?
a) The Shard
b) Big Ben
c) The London Eye
What is the name of the famous castle in London that has been home to kings and queens for over 1,000 years?
a) Buckingham Palace
b) The Tower of London
c) Windsor Castle
Which landmark in London is a huge observation wheel that lets people see amazing views of the city?
a) The London Eye
b) Tower Bridge
c) St. Paul’s Cathedral
What famous bridge in London is known for its blue and white towers and opens up to let ships pass through?
a) London Bridge
b) Tower Bridge
c) Westminster Bridge
Which famous palace in London is home to the Queen and is known for the Changing of the Guard ceremony?
a) The Tower of London
b) Buckingham Palace
c) Hampton Court Palace