Year 7 Ancient China Lessons and Resources

An artistic portrayal of an ancient Chinese emperor in ornate armor, with scholars on the Great Wall, surrounded by mountainous landscapes and traditional architecture in a sepia tone.
An artistic portrayal of an ancient Chinese emperor. © History Skills

The go-to source for Year 7 history classes focused on Ancient China! We offer a treasure trove of high-quality, free history lesson plans and high school history resources designed to engage and educate your students. Dive into our extensive library of resources, including: 

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A majestic stone lion statue guarding the entrance of a traditional Chinese palace, adorned with intricate details, vibrant colors, and ornate architecture under a serene sky.
The forbidden city in Beijing. © History Skills

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