'Stamford bridge' presentation slideshows

Perimeter and Area

Perimeter and Area. A look at a few basic shapes. Perimeter. This little square represents a bigger square, one yard in length, and one yard in width. And this is Stamford Bridge (football!). Stamford Bridge football pitch is 110 yards long. 110 yards. 110 yards. 75 yards.

1.09k views • 80 slides

B: Norsemen or Vikings Raids

B: Norsemen or Vikings Raids. Who were the Vikings?. Viking = pirate; a-viking = to go on an overseas adventure Lifestyle based on the sea Tribal units ran government Culture of war, violent, education not important Worshiped many gods. What was their impact on Europe?.

789 views • 54 slides

Peter Osgood 1947-2006

419 views • 29 slides

4th DAY

4th DAY. Stamford Bridge. How do you get there?. We are going to go by bus. Address: Fulham Road, London, SW6 1HS. Food. We are going to eat a hot dog and some chips near the stadium. History, important facts.

253 views • 25 slides

The Vikings

The Vikings. By tage hansen , mikey nelson, levi baird , and danny dodge. Invasion. The invasion spread all throughout Europe . The Vikings where the most feared invaders of the north during the 800-900s.

312 views • 19 slides

King Harald Hardrada falls at the battle of Stamford Bridge

592 views • 18 slides

Why did William win the Battle of Hastings?

1.38k views • 16 slides

Beowulf: Military Organization

Beowulf: Military Organization. By: Ashley Ray and Eric Derhammer. Impossible to give exact dates of developments because the Saxons did not need to define their military organization for themselves-- it was part of the everyday life for any bodied man

289 views • 16 slides

Champions League: Chelsea tops Barcelona

With an inspired performance, the Blues beat Barcelona 1-0 Apr. 18 in the Champions League semifinal and set up a must-see second leg of the total-goals series in Spain next week.

439 views • 15 slides

1066 and the Bayeux Tapestry

1066 and the Bayeux Tapestry. By Cheyann and Meagan. Edward the Confessor was the king of England from about 1042 to 1066. Q.2 In a creative way show who each of the following are and the reasons why he believed he should be king.

342 views • 13 slides

1066

1066. A very Big Year. 4/5th January 1066. Edward the Confessor dies at the Palace of Westminster. Although he promised to support William, Duke of Normandy's claim to the English throne, Harold allows himself to be elected King as soon as Edward is dead. 23rd March.

329 views • 13 slides

The Bayeux Tapestry

316 views • 12 slides

William the Conqueror and the Norman Invasion

269 views • 7 slides

NATIONAL CURRICULUM KEY STAGE 3 HISTORY

NATIONAL CURRICULUM KEY STAGE 3 HISTORY. THE NORMAN INVASION AND CONQUEST INTERACTIVE. How did the Norman Invasion and Conquest change England?. Contenders for the throne. 3. 2. 1.

188 views • 5 slides

The Norman Invasion of 1066

The Norman Invasion of 1066. By Yvette Duenas, Sweta Zaveri, and Daniel Narvaez of Mrs. Demangos 4 th Period Class. Background information before the Invasion.

196 views • 0 slides