Dragons teaching resources: Education Pack from Norwich Dragon Festival

By Rachel Hayward | 11 March 2011

Photo showing a green model dragon that looks like it has been made from papier mache and has scary eyes, a very sharp teeth and red tongue
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Norwich HEART who run the Norwich Dragon Festival - an annual celebration of dragons and their importance in the culture and history of Norwich over the centuries - have produced a free KS1-3 Education pack full of dragon resources.

Classroom suggestions and activities range from discovering dragon legends and the history of dragons from round the world, looking at dragons in fiction - including the popular series How To Train Your Dragon by Cressida Cowell, creative writing, stained glass jam jar painting, to making a shoe box environment for a dragon as well as dragon planes.

Get the Education Pack online or order a paper copy via the link to the Norwich HEART website.

Find out more on the Norwich Dragon Festival and scroll down for cultural venues in Norwich...





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