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Introduction
# has successfully completed the unit 'Why have people invaded and settled in Britain in the past? An Anglo-Saxon case study'. In this unit, ^ was introduced to the idea that people from other societies have been coming to settle in Britain for a long time. # found out about what was discovered at Sutton Hoo. By investigating the finds, ^ learnt about the work of archaeologists and about the culture and way of life of Anglo-Saxons who settled in Britain.
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Migration
Section 1: Why do people move away from where they were born?

^ could give reasons why families leave the place where they were born.
^ has recognised that some people choose to leave and that others are forced to leave the place where they were born.

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Invasion
Section 2: Who invaded and settled in Britain a long time ago?

^ can use a dictionary to find the meanings of 'invade' and 'settle'.
^ was able to sort the words or phrases correctly under the headings 'invade' and 'settle'.
^ can locate on a time line the historical events that ^ has already studied.
^ was able to select the distinctive features of the Anglo-Saxon people.
^ can sort pictures to show ~ understanding of the features of Anglo-Saxon life.
^ was able to discuss ~ ideas associated with invasion and settlement.

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Sutton Hoo
Section 3: How was the grave at Sutton Hoo discovered?

^ can contribute ideas to a class discussion about the work of an archaeologist.
^ was able to infer information about the Sutton Hoo burial from a set of pictures.
^ made a reasonable deduction that an outline of a boat was discovered.

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Graves
Section 4: What was in the grave?

^ could deduce what the objects were.
^ was able to infer information about the use of the objects, and about their owner.
^ successfully described one object discovered at Sutton Hoo.

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GravesOwner
Section 5: Whose grave was it?

^ could suggest what could be learnt about the person found in the Sutton Hoo site from the objects found in the grave.
^ has made ~ own inferences about the person buried at Sutton Hoo from the available pictures and written sources.


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Anglo-Saxons
Section 6: What was life like at the time the person in the grave was alive?

^ was able to locate a map where Anglo-Saxons came from.
^ could suggest why Anglo-Saxons came to Britain.
^ has successfully investigated about an aspect of life in Anglo-Saxon times.

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Anglo-Saxons 2
Section 7: What have we found out about who was buried in the grave?

^ could present ~ information ^ had found about one aspect of life in Anglo-Saxon times.
^ was able to answer questions linking what ^ has found out to the objects found in the grave.
^ could make ~ own interpretations of the person whose grave it was.
^ has suggested what information remains unknown about the person whose grave it was.
^ was able to suggest ~ own reasons as to why there are a number of different interpretations of the person found in the Sutton Hoo grave.

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