| This activity reinforces children's knowledge and understanding. In the first part, no new knowledge is introduced. In the second, they fill in any gaps they have identified. The research questions need to be sufficiently open-ended to ensure that the children will find an answer while structured enough to reduce the chance of them copying text.
Telling the story of the remaining two wives rounds off the history of Henry's marriages. It is important to stress that by marrying Catherine Howard, Henry allied himself with Catholic nobles, and by marrying Catherine Parr, with Protestant ones.
The children could complete a Tudor family tree.
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