The document discusses various topics relating to life during the Tudor period in England, including Henry VIII's wives and their fates, food eaten on Tudor ships, the design of Tudor schools, and types of punishments used. It also provides details about one Tudor ship called the Mary Rose and its pilot, John Wodlas.

1. By Isobel chapman
My Tudor presentation

2. Henrys wives
Tudor food
Tudor schools
Tudor punishments
Tudor ships

3. Catharine of Aragon Divorced.
Catharine Howard Beheaded.
Jane Seymour Died.
Anne Boleyn Beheaded.
Catharine Parr Survived.
Anne of Cleves Divorced.
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4. The sailors lived on salted beef salted fish and
the ships biscuits also one of the pilots was
called john wodlas and he had to be on watch.
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5. The schools in Tudor days had extremely high
windows with metal bars other them also they
where high because the teachers didn`t want
them to get distracted by the lovely fresh air.
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6. Tudor punishments were wipes and
they were really floppy they really hurt
trust me it was very painful you wont
want it to happen to you otherwise you
Probably will
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7. Tudor ships
Tudor ships were made of wood and called
galleons there was a ship called Mary rose and
King Henry owned the Mary rose John Wodlas
was the pilot of the Mary rose he had to be on
watch.
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