&npsp;
From the Titanic, to the suffragette marches, to WWI, the moon landing and the reign of Elizabeth II the 20th Century has seen some momentus events. Use our story paper for writing up research or retelling the stories of some of these famous events.
Use this story paper to encourage some writing about the Empire Windrush, which had an interesting history! Alternatively children could write about its passengers to Tilbury Docs in 1948, or the story of the Windrush Generation.
Write about man's first steps on the moon with the story paper, then colour in our picture. Choose from our lined or handwriting versions.
Colour in the picture, which features snapshots from Queen Elizabeth's reign, and write using the lines below. In September 2015 the Queen will become our longest reigning monarch.
This story paper might inspire the kids to write about Queen Elizabeth - about to become our longest reigning monarch in the 63rd year of her reign.
This story paper features picturex of Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth II for the kids to colour in, as well as space to write about the fact that on 9th September 2015 the Queen will become our longest reigning monarch.
Perfect for Anzac Day, kids can use this story paper to write the story of the heroic John Simpson and his donkey in their own words, then colour in the picture.
Children can use this story paper to write what they have learned about the suffragettes and the WSPU - or perhaps make up a story about a suffragette rally or march, using the picture to inspire them.
Colour in the picture of the Titanic, and then use this printable story paper to write your own version of the story. Choose from normal or handwriting lines.
Here is an alternative Titanic story paper design for children who are studying the sinking of the Titanic.
This "votes for women" story paper allows the children to write about the suffragette (and suffragist) movement and then colour in this picture of two well-to-do suffragettes, who look as if they are heading off to a march or rally.
Children can use this story paper to write what they have learned about the Windrush Generation - or perhaps for some creative writing based on someone they can see in the picture?
Brave women drove ambulances at the Front during World War I, and back at home too. Learn a little about them here and then use this story paper to tell their story, or make up a story about an experience.
During World War I, women took on many hard labour jobs - like shovelling coal - that had previously only been undertaken by men. Perhaps the kids can do some research on the sorts of roles that women took up as the men went to the Front, and write about them on this story paper page.
Use this story paper for children to tell the story of women's police service during WWI, colouring in the picture too. We've provided some information about the Women's Police Service here.
Children can use this story paper to write about women's suffrage, and how and when it was won. Pictured is one of the first women to vote, after the 1918 Representation of the People Act was passed.
