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Year 1 World History: Explorers Key Learning

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1912 1969 2015 Before living memory Living memory Grandparents living memory Parent’s Past Present Children’s Neil Armstrong - 1969 Tim Peake - 2015 Explorers

American British In 1902, Scott, Edward Wilson and set off to find the . They managed to reach further South than anyone before but were forced back due to illness. 6 hours to reach space 8 minutes to reach ISS In 1908, Ernest Shackleton made another attempt to reach the South Pole on the Expedition. Again they had to turn back due to illness and a People on Earth shortage of food.

The moon landing could watch Tim In 1910, Robert Scott set off on the was televised in Peake live everyday expedition in another attempt to reach the South black and white. on the internet. Pole. The mission was difficult due to poor weather Armstrong spent 8 days in conditions. Peake spent 6 months in space. space. Finally, in 1912 Scott and his team reached the South Pole and The moon landing in 1969 is special because it was the first time planted the British anyone had landed on the moon. Neil Armstrong is remembered as flag. the first person to walk on the moon.

Finding out about the past

We can find out about the past in living Significant People memory by asking questions to people Neil Armstrong who were alive at the time. 1969-first man to land on the mood. We can find out about the past before living memory by looking at drawings, photographs and video’s made at the time of the event. Tim Peake 2015-first British astronaut to live on the International Space Key Vocabulary Station and walk in space. artefact An object from the past. Robert Scott, Ernest Shackleton and Edward Wilson. Lunar Eagle A spacecraft that carried the men Antarctic Explorers-the first onto the moon’s surface. men to reach the South Pole. 1902- Expedition International A large spacecraft that orbits the Space Sta- Earth where Astronauts can live. 1908- tion (ISS) 1911- exploration A group of people making a trip or a journey for a purpose.