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The Vikings came from Norway,
Sweden and Denmark which are
North of England.
Their land was not fertile. It was
rocky. They found it hard to grow
crops.
They found that England was rich
with plentiful lands and treasures.
The climate was much warmer than
where they came from, they preferred
it and wanted to settle here.
‘Men of war’ is how the Vikings are thought about and indeed
  they brought violence to England. Over 1200 years ago, sails
  were seen off the coast of Lindisfarne. The monks in the
  monastery watched as the longships came closer and landed.
The warriors were fierce and frightening. The monks were skilled
 fighters but could not hold them back. The Viking raiders took
gold from Lindisfarne back to Norway, Sweden and Denmark.
‘on 8 june 787 AD ravages of heathen
men miserably destroyed God’s church
on Lindisfarne with plunder and
slaughter’ (Anglo Saxon Chronicle)

 These raids went on for many years as the Vikings stole from the
 monastery. The word ‘Viking’ means pirate, and these pirates
 were about to get even greedier….
The Vikings used                        The Longships
 longships to raid                       were powered by
 and steal from                          sails or by rowing
 other lands.                            with oars.




The Viking longships were crafted out of woods and were very
effective and skimming across the surface of the waves. The
used their boats for transporting cargo, trading and for
exploring. The Vikings even travelled to America, which they
called Vineland, because grapes grew there.
We now know enough to make new
Archaeologists have           longships that will sail exactly like
discovered many wrecks        the Vikings did.
of longboats at the bottom
of the ocean or buried in
the ground.


      The evidence found can be
      studied to reconstruct the
      boats.
                                     Vikings even used their
                                     boats to bury great warriors
                                     at sea. They used to set fire
                                     to the longships.
Constantinople                                  The Vikings
was the main                                    were the
city of the                                     first
Byzantine                                       Europeans
empire. The                                     to reach
Vikings traded                                  America.
there.

The Vikings seemed to get everywhere...
Eric the     The            The French king     The Vikings
Red          Vikings had    gave the province   settled in an
founded a    settlements    of Normandy to a    area called
new          in Iceland     Viking duke named   Rus. The name
settlement   in the ninth   Rollo to stop him   Russia comes
in           century.       attacking.          from this word.
Greenland.
A few questions….
1. Which monastery was attacked in 787AD?
2. Why did the Vikings invade?
3. What was a longship made of and how was it powered?
4. Where did the Vikings come from?
5. What does the word Viking mean?
6. Who settled in Greenland?
7. What is Rus called today?
8. Where else did the Vikings settle?


 …..to check you’ve been listening!
Sagas and Runes
Sagas
Viking children did not go to school so instead, lessons came in
the form of Sagas or long stories. They described the adventures
of great Viking warriors or gods. The Sagas were an important
way to teach History, Geography and navigation. The Vikings
often decorated buildings with pictures from famous sagas.
Runes
The Viking alphabet was called the Futhark. The letters or runes
were carved into wood or stone. The runes are made of straight
lines so it is easier to carve them.
The Vikings believed
                      there were many different
                      gods that lived in a place
                      called Asgard.




Odin or Woden               Loki was half
was the god of war.         god and half fire      Thor was the god
He rode an eight            spirit. He played      of thunder. He had
legged horse.               tricks to cause        a quick temper but
                            trouble.               was good hearted.
Frey made the
                             sun shine, the
                             rain fall and the
                             crops grow. He
                             kept a magic
                             boat folded in
                             his pocket.
Fryja was Frey’s sister and the
goddess of love. She could turn into a
bird.
Vikings were skilled craftsmen making objects from stone, wood
and metal. The blacksmiths were very well respected. Some
jewellery was made especially to be buried with someone who
had died. Some was made for rich people as it was the safest way
to keep their wealth.Gold pendants were made to wear around the
neck, some were thought to be magical charms.
Brooches were used to fasten up tunics as they didn’t have any
buttons. Often they would have keys or combs hanging from them
as Vikings did not have pockets either!
Have you been listening!
  1. What did the Vikings call long stories?
  2. What were these stories supposed to teach?
  3. What is the Futhark?
  4. Why were runes carved as straight lines?
  5. What was Thor the god of?
  6. Who used to play tricks on the gods?
  7. Which tradesman would make jewellery?
  8. What could a brooch be used for?

A few questions….just to check!
King   Earl   Craftsman   Woman   Slave
helmet           axe                   shield
          Viking weapons were heavy
          and strong. The blacksmith
          would make these as well as
          jewellery. The metal would
          be heated up and then
          banged into shape. To make
          a weapon stronger, it would
          be plunged into cold water.
spear                                      sword
Just one final check…..
                                            Bye then!
1. Who ruled the Viking countries?          Thanks for
                                           stopping by.
2. Who were the freemen?                     Hope you
                                              learnt
3.Where was the food stored?                something!

4. What was a ‘smithy’ used for?
5. What was kept in the longhouse?
6. What were their houses made of?
7. Give some examples of Viking weapons.
8. How were the weapons made?


What do you know about the Vikings?

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Vikings

  • 1.
  • 2. The Vikings came from Norway, Sweden and Denmark which are North of England. Their land was not fertile. It was rocky. They found it hard to grow crops. They found that England was rich with plentiful lands and treasures. The climate was much warmer than where they came from, they preferred it and wanted to settle here.
  • 3. ‘Men of war’ is how the Vikings are thought about and indeed they brought violence to England. Over 1200 years ago, sails were seen off the coast of Lindisfarne. The monks in the monastery watched as the longships came closer and landed. The warriors were fierce and frightening. The monks were skilled fighters but could not hold them back. The Viking raiders took gold from Lindisfarne back to Norway, Sweden and Denmark. ‘on 8 june 787 AD ravages of heathen men miserably destroyed God’s church on Lindisfarne with plunder and slaughter’ (Anglo Saxon Chronicle) These raids went on for many years as the Vikings stole from the monastery. The word ‘Viking’ means pirate, and these pirates were about to get even greedier….
  • 4. The Vikings used The Longships longships to raid were powered by and steal from sails or by rowing other lands. with oars. The Viking longships were crafted out of woods and were very effective and skimming across the surface of the waves. The used their boats for transporting cargo, trading and for exploring. The Vikings even travelled to America, which they called Vineland, because grapes grew there.
  • 5. We now know enough to make new Archaeologists have longships that will sail exactly like discovered many wrecks the Vikings did. of longboats at the bottom of the ocean or buried in the ground. The evidence found can be studied to reconstruct the boats. Vikings even used their boats to bury great warriors at sea. They used to set fire to the longships.
  • 6. Constantinople The Vikings was the main were the city of the first Byzantine Europeans empire. The to reach Vikings traded America. there. The Vikings seemed to get everywhere... Eric the The The French king The Vikings Red Vikings had gave the province settled in an founded a settlements of Normandy to a area called new in Iceland Viking duke named Rus. The name settlement in the ninth Rollo to stop him Russia comes in century. attacking. from this word. Greenland.
  • 7. A few questions…. 1. Which monastery was attacked in 787AD? 2. Why did the Vikings invade? 3. What was a longship made of and how was it powered? 4. Where did the Vikings come from? 5. What does the word Viking mean? 6. Who settled in Greenland? 7. What is Rus called today? 8. Where else did the Vikings settle? …..to check you’ve been listening!
  • 8. Sagas and Runes Sagas Viking children did not go to school so instead, lessons came in the form of Sagas or long stories. They described the adventures of great Viking warriors or gods. The Sagas were an important way to teach History, Geography and navigation. The Vikings often decorated buildings with pictures from famous sagas. Runes The Viking alphabet was called the Futhark. The letters or runes were carved into wood or stone. The runes are made of straight lines so it is easier to carve them.
  • 9. The Vikings believed there were many different gods that lived in a place called Asgard. Odin or Woden Loki was half was the god of war. god and half fire Thor was the god He rode an eight spirit. He played of thunder. He had legged horse. tricks to cause a quick temper but trouble. was good hearted.
  • 10. Frey made the sun shine, the rain fall and the crops grow. He kept a magic boat folded in his pocket. Fryja was Frey’s sister and the goddess of love. She could turn into a bird.
  • 11. Vikings were skilled craftsmen making objects from stone, wood and metal. The blacksmiths were very well respected. Some jewellery was made especially to be buried with someone who had died. Some was made for rich people as it was the safest way to keep their wealth.Gold pendants were made to wear around the neck, some were thought to be magical charms. Brooches were used to fasten up tunics as they didn’t have any buttons. Often they would have keys or combs hanging from them as Vikings did not have pockets either!
  • 12. Have you been listening! 1. What did the Vikings call long stories? 2. What were these stories supposed to teach? 3. What is the Futhark? 4. Why were runes carved as straight lines? 5. What was Thor the god of? 6. Who used to play tricks on the gods? 7. Which tradesman would make jewellery? 8. What could a brooch be used for? A few questions….just to check!
  • 13. King Earl Craftsman Woman Slave
  • 14.
  • 15. helmet axe shield Viking weapons were heavy and strong. The blacksmith would make these as well as jewellery. The metal would be heated up and then banged into shape. To make a weapon stronger, it would be plunged into cold water. spear sword
  • 16. Just one final check….. Bye then! 1. Who ruled the Viking countries? Thanks for stopping by. 2. Who were the freemen? Hope you learnt 3.Where was the food stored? something! 4. What was a ‘smithy’ used for? 5. What was kept in the longhouse? 6. What were their houses made of? 7. Give some examples of Viking weapons. 8. How were the weapons made? What do you know about the Vikings?