Explore our rich range of curriculum-linked and creative resources, perfect for a standalone activity, or to embed a Tower Bridge visit into your current topic.
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Discover the what, when and why's of Tower Bridge using film, historical images and worksheets.
Key stages: 1 - 2
Curriculum links : History, STEM
Topics: Bridges, Rivers, London
Download our self-guided visit resources for engaging activities, a recommended route, historical background and explanations of scientific processes.
Curriculum links : History, STEM
Topics: Bridges, Rivers, London
Download our collection of pen portraits of historical Tower Bridge staff as a starting point for a piece of descriptive writing.
Key Stages: 2
Curriculum links: History, Literacy (writing)
Encourage your pupils to develop their literacy and art skills with our drawing from descriptions activity.
Download our pen portraits of historical staff and top tips for drawing faces below.
Key Stages: 1 - 2
Curriculum links: History, Literacy (reading), Art
Take part in our Tower Bridge themed scavenger hunt around the classroom, school or outside on a walk.
Key Stages: 1 - 2
Curriculum links: Geography, Maths (counting), Literacy (writing)
When Tower Bridge is about to open, the Bridge Driver needs to speak to the ship to make sure it's ready. Before radio, they used semaphore signals.
Discover more and have a go at sending a semaphore message with this activity!
Key Stages: 2
Curriculum links: DT, History, Literacy (spelling)
Download a range of bridge and river-themed dot-to-dot pictures and colouring-in sheets.
Key Stages: 1
Curriculum links: Art, Literacy, Maths
A printable download to easily make moving Tower Bridge picture. Works well in conjunction with the 'Make a stop-motion film' activity.
Key stages: 1 - 2
Curriculum links: DT, Art
Learn how to make a stop-motion film and using readily-available technology.
Key Stages: 1 - 2
Curriculum links: Art, Computing, History, Literacy
Make up your own story about Tower Bridge, or use one of our real life ones - like the time the number 78 bus jumped over an opening Tower Bridge!
Key Stages: 1 - 2
Curriculum links: Art, Literacy (writing)
In artist Di Mainstone’s imagined world, Tower Bridge becomes abundant (full) with flowers. Recreate this world of flora by making these simple origami flowers.
You might want to explore her online exhibition first.
Key Stages: 2
Curriculum links: Art, DT
