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Welcome to The Apothecary's World
Thanks for visiting my page. Please sign my guestbook and leave a message. Don't forget to add a photo if you have one. If you have any plant remedies, folklore stories etc to share with other visitors please add them below and I will put them onto the relevant page of this website - with your name.
Written by Helen Pronger on Aug. 26, 2008
What a brilliant site! We to teach the Tudors here in costume and are currently researching for our new interpretation panels - it was great to read your notes and discover you to enjoy teaching history in the same way. Keep up the good work!

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Written by Kikka on Aug. 24, 2008
Great and interesting website. I'm just a learner
with understanding natur.

Please please, visit my site sometimes, too!

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Written by Sally on Jun. 10, 2008
Hello Laura,
If you read this message I have twice tried to send you help with your homework on Tudor food for the rich and poor, but the email address left on the message below must be incorrect as it is returned each time as 'unable to deliver'.
If you still need help please mail me your correct email address and I will forward the help you requested.
Sally

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Written by Laura on Jun. 8, 2008
Im doing my homework and need help what the difference between what rich people eat and what poor people eat please help its soooooooooo hard!!!

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Written by Fariha on Jun. 7, 2008
cooooooooool medisons!!!!!!

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Written by Abdul on Jun. 7, 2008
I like your medisons!!!!!(sorry i dont know how to spell (medisons))>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

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Written by Lydia Leonard on Jan. 20, 2008
cOOL WEBSITE

Written by PUP FAN on Nov. 2, 2007
i am learning about tudors in year 4 and for homework we have to choose a subject to cover and im choosing food and drink so what information/pictures could you give me. Please email em 2 me

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Written by Emsy on Oct. 8, 2007
i liked ur website and i used to be scared of monsters under my bed too!! He he!

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Written by cherelle on Sep. 26, 2007
well in year 4 we are leaing about the tudors and i was wondering if you would pop in and have a chat with us

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Written by yoyo on Jun. 28, 2007
i like the website

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Written by Miracela on May. 3, 2007
it is a nice site you have here

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Written by Angel on Mar. 29, 2007
Great site! I am enjoying reading the information and look forward to looking at it more with my nieces and nephews who I know will love this!

Thank you for making this great website!

Written by gabriella on Feb. 25, 2007
we study tudors in class and it is fun im just doing this for fun and for extra homework but yeh i like doing work about tudors!

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Written by Becky c/o Sally on Feb. 23, 2007
Becky's Mum phoned me after they had been searching the 'web' for Tudor Medicine and found this website. Becky's class of 9 year olds had all been asked to pick a subject from the Tudor history they were studying and give a five minute presentation to the class.
I sent the small Pomander Bead Kit, the booklet The Apothecary's Art, and from my own garden, some cleaned marshmallow root.
Not only was Becky going to make the Beads to take in - and I put a spoonful extra of each ingredient so she could pass this round - but she was going to put some of the root into water the night before and show the 'gloopy' liquid during the presentation as the starting point to making cough mixture.
This is the email I received after Becky had done the presentation to her class.

"Thank you for all the things you sent me for my talk. I gave my presentation today and think it went well. I even threw marshmallows into the group telling them that it was not that sort of marsh mallow I was going to talk about. I really enjoyed doing my talk but couldn't have done it without you.
Once again thank you
From Becky G
Cambridge"

There's a great teacher in the making! Becky knows all about grabbing your audiences attention from the start - I'd never had thought about throwing marshmallow sweets into the group, but I bet it made them sit up and listen!
Maybe one day I'll be watching Becky on my TV presenting interesting history programmes!!!

I am willing to help anyone and personalize any kit, and they really are easy enough for 9 year olds to use!

Sally

Written by Lotte Bryan on Jan. 11, 2007
This website is great.It helped me a lot with my Tudor Farming project.Keep up the good work and good luck in the future!

Written by Sue Deniz on Dec. 16, 2006
Some of the letters from my pupils to Sally after her visit to Barn End Centre for our History Week.

"Thank you for coming to Barn End to teach us about clothes and medicines in Tudor times.
It was very interesting to see how people made cloth from wool and to learn about the things that turned it different colours.
My favourite thing was making the smelly balls because they smell really nice. I gave them to my mum to put in her cupboard.
I hope you liked Barn End. Come and see us again soon.
E...."

"Thank you for coming to our school and teaching us. It was very interesting. The room was smelly for ages after. I'm glad I was not ill in Tudor times. It was nice to touch all the wool.
L..."

"Barn End would like to thank you for coming in and showing us what it was like in Tudor times. We all thought it was really interesting, everyone thought the way they span the wool was clever.
It was interesting how people used to use plants when they were ill.
We hope you enjoyed your time here as much as we enjoyed having you here.
J.... and everyone at Barn End"

Look forward to doing it all again in 2007!

Sue Deniz, History and Deputy Head

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Written by cynthia jasper on Dec. 13, 2006
Hello Sally. I have just come across your website and I'm very impressed. As a Y6 teacher who loves history - especially the Tudors _ I'm always looking for resources to help me put the period across. I've added the site to my favourites list and the next time we 'do' the Tudors I'm sure I will be contacting you.
Best wishes
Cynthia Jasper

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Written by Ma and Pa on Sep. 6, 2006
Well Done Sally, your website is very well constructed and deserves to be successful. Good Luck.
Love, Ma and Pa

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