Jane Seymour Booklet
Our foldable booklets are a fun way to record everything you've learned about a subject or famous person. This one is for Jane Seymour.
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Jane Seymour was lady in waiting to both Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn before she caught the attention of Henry VIII. Henry VIII proposed to her the day after Anne Boleyn was executed and they were married 10 days later.
In October 1537 Jane gave birth to Henry's son the future Edward VI. Sadly, Jane caught a fever and died 12 days later. Henry went into deep mourning, wore black for 3 months and did not marry again for 3 years.
Our foldable booklets are a fun way to record everything you've learned about a subject or famous person. This one is for Jane Seymour.
Our Jane Seymour colouring page is based on an actual portrait of the Tudor Queen and third wife of Henry VIII.
Here are two Jane Seymour notebooking pages to choose from, to record what you have learned about Henry VIII's favourite wife.
Our simple Tudor Family Tree printable shows the Tudor family - which had arguably three of the strongest monarchs ever to sit on the English throne: Henry VII, his son Henry VIII, and his daughter Elizabeth I.
Here's a Tudor history worksheet with a difference! The rhyme "Divorced, Beheaded, Died, Divorced, Beheaded, Survived" tells the story of King Henry VIII and his many young wives. Can the kids match the wives to their place in the rhyme?
One of the things that Henry VIII is remembered for most is having six wives! Can the children find out about who they were, why he married them and what happened to them? They can fill in their research on this worksheet...