History for Kids: Early Stage 1: Katie's History Box

The video is part of the Early Stage One, History for Kids series, focusing on personal and family histories. In this lesson, Katie shares her history box with her brother Tom, explaining the concept of history as stories from the past. Through objects like a family photo, a pebble from her preschool, and plane tickets, Katie illustrates her family's history and their move from New Zealand to Australia. The lesson emphasizes understanding immediate family and using objects to learn about the past.

What is the main focus of the Early Stage One, History for Kids series?

• Learning about ancient civilizations

• Understanding personal and family histories

• Studying world wars

• Exploring famous historical figures

What does Katie use to explain the concept of history to Tom?

• A history book

• A video documentary

• A timeline chart

• Her history box

What is included in Katie's immediate family?

• Grandparents, parents, and siblings

• Teachers and classmates

• Cousins and aunts

• Neighbors and friends

Where did Katie's family live before moving to Australia?

• United States

• Canada

• New Zealand

• United Kingdom

What does the pebble in Katie's history box represent?

• A gift from a friend

• A piece of jewelry

• A souvenir from a vacation

• A memory from her first preschool

What do the plane tickets in Katie's history box signify?

• A family vacation

• A move from New Zealand to Australia

• A business trip

• A visit to relatives

How can we learn about our personal history according to the lesson?

• By listening to music

• By reading history books

• By looking at objects like photographs

• By watching historical movies