Home Schooling due to the Coronavirus brings a new learning challenge for many parents and teachers. Our Learning Team have put together a range of resources to help you out, each one is based around the buildings at the Museum. We will be uploading a new resource every Tuesday afternoon during February and March 2021. We’d love to see any work you have created using these resources so please share them on social media using #COAMAtHome
The Iron Age Roundhouse
A learning tool about where Iron Age houses came from with story telling, make your own Iron Age house and find the melting point of chocolate activities.
Arborfield Barn
An agricultural barn used for our Anglo Saxon workshops. Activities include brooch making, Beowulf comic strip, writing secret messages using the Futhork alphabet.
High Wycombe Toll House
A learning tool about toll houses and toll keepers with game making, job description writing and Victorian baking activities.
Thame Vicarage
A learning tool about our Vicarage which is dressed as a Victorian school with research and abacus making activities.
Borehamwood Cattle Byre
A learning tool about traditional farms with making cream, storytelling, scratch and milk research activities.
Haddenham Croft Cottage
Learn about the earth cottage at the Museum and take part in wall paper designing, research project and family portrait activities.
Amersham Prefab
Learn what it was like to live in a 1940s post war prefab and take part in letter writing, photo collage and gratitude journal activities.
Leagrave Cottage
Learn about the past inhabitants of Leagrave Cottage and take part in Victorian scone making and well making activities.
Hill Farm Barn
A learning tool about grain with bread making, experiments and research activities.
Rossway Granary
Learn about a granary with create your own granary, newspaper report activities.
Gorehambury Cart Shed
Learn about carts and wagons with a create your own farm machinery, experiments and research activities.
Marsworth Cattle Shelter
Learn what it was used for and take part in activities such as creating your own character and cow sculpture.
Clay Making in the Chilterns
Find out about how children helped with brick making and take part in brick making, cuboid spotting and construction activities.
COAM Colour Walk
Take a colour walk to brighten up your daily exercise. A really simple way to start looking closer at the world around you.
Short Video Resources About COAM Buildings
Learn About Our Henton Tin Chapel
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Learn About our Victorian Toll House
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Learn About Our Earth Cottage
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Learn About Our 1940s Prefab
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