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They show the kind of language staff will use and explain in lessons to broaden pupils’ history vocabulary and understanding.  \n\n| Reception |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| today | yesterday | tomorrow |\n| the present | the past | the future |\n| day | week | month |\n| long ago | old | new/recent |\n| parent | grand parent | great grand parent |\n| clue | memory | lifetime |\n| calendar | Who ? | What ? |\n| remember | not nowadays | the olden days |\n| baby | toddler | child |\n| Year 1 |  |  |\n| year | decade | century |\n| modern | in the past | timeline |\n| similar | different | because |\n| important | living memory | remembers |\n| 1950’s | 1960’s | toys |\n| materials | explorers | wood |\n| metal | plastic | simple |\n| electronic | mechanical | inventions |\n| parents time | grandparents time | the older generation |\n| memories | drawing | photograph |\n| camera | detective | opinion |\n| artefact | What ? | When ? |\n| Where ? | then | now |\n| Year 2 |  |  |\n| date order | chronological order | era/period |\n| Tudors and Stuarts | The Great Fire of London 1666 | Samuel Pepys |\n| diary | Christopher Wren | St Pauls Cathedral |\n| Explorers | Christopher Columbus | Neil Armstrong |\n| travel | encounter | impact |\n| significant | brave | pioneer |\n| Atlantic Ocean | America | space |\n| rocket | moon landing | memorial |\n| Victorian | pier | promenade |\n| parasol | bathing machine | over 100 years ago |\n| investigate | research | evidence |\n| Why ? | experts | letters |\n| newspapers | websites | detective |\n| opinion | artefact | What ? |\n| When ? | Where ? | historians |","cbCailGfwlCTHOt7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailGfwlCTHOt7","pdf",415012,"English","# Reception vocabulary\n## Time, past and future\n## Memory, clues and family generations\n# Year 1 vocabulary\n## Modern vs old concepts\n## Inventions and materials\n## Enquiry words (Who/What/Where/When/Why)\n# Year 2 vocabulary\n## Chronological order and eras\n## Historical people and events\n## Evidence, research and historians","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of this KS1 history vocabulary list?\",\"answer\":\"It identifies history words pupils should be familiar with during history lessons, helping staff explain topics using accessible language and strengthening pupils’ understanding.\"},{\"question\":\"Which time-related vocabulary is included for Reception?\",\"answer\":\"It includes today, yesterday, tomorrow, the present, the past, the future, day/week/month, and terms like long ago and old/new/recent.\"},{\"question\":\"What kind of historical enquiry words does the list provide?\",\"answer\":\"It includes question words such as Who?, What?, Where?, When? and Why?, alongside vocabulary like investigate, research, evidence, and historians.\"}]","KS1 History Vocabulary List | PDF",1790631222]