Ancient Greece topic books for KS2
Ancient Greece children’s books for KS2 with titles by Sue and Steve Weatherill, Chae Strathie, James Davies, Dominic Sandbrook, Maz Evans, Saviour Pirotta, Caroline Lawrence, Marcia Williams and more.
Recommended reading books for primary & secondary aged children in the UK
Sue Weatherill is a children’s author whose work includes curriculum-linked activity books and retellings created with Steve Weatherill. Her books are designed for primary-age readers and include practical, topic-based activities for classroom history work.
Hieroglyph It: Discover the Picture Language of Ancient Egypt, co-authored with Stephen Weatherill, was published by Barron’s Juveniles in 1995 and introduced children to Egyptian picture writing through practical materials.
Roman Activity Book, co-authored with Steve Weatherill, is a 24-page paperback for children about Roman life, with projects such as making a Roman water clock, a mosaic, a Roman costume, a Roman fort and a Roman snack. The book also includes step-by-step instructions, a map of the Roman Empire, a timeline, Roman-life facts, a Roman-numeral stencil and a glossary.
Greek Activity Book, co-authored with Steve Weatherill, presents Greek projects with step-by-step instructions, colour illustrations, Greek stencil shapes and supporting facts. Egyptian Activity Book and Vikings Activity Book are also among her curriculum-linked history activity titles for children.
Crafty History Activity Book was issued by b small publishing limited in 2014 as a 256-page compilation of Sue Weatherill’s activity-book material.

Ancient Greece children’s books for KS2 with titles by Sue and Steve Weatherill, Chae Strathie, James Davies, Dominic Sandbrook, Maz Evans, Saviour Pirotta, Caroline Lawrence, Marcia Williams and more.
Romans themed books for children aged 7-11 in KS2. This list includes nonfiction books and stories by Tony Bradman, Christina Balit, Andy Stanton, Theresa Breslin, Gary Northfield, and Marcia Williams.
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