<p>Either works as an introduction to History or as an end of term oracy project. The unit explores students’ greatest person in History. This could be used as a cross-curricular unit with English (persuasive writing skills).</p>

<p>Knowledge Test for end of unit</p>

<p>A 2 part lessons on Castles within the Norman period.</p>

<p>Introduction to the Black Death Unit, featuring a role play for the class. Inclusion of Key words.</p>

<p>Lesson to help students understand the symptoms of the Black Death.</p>

<p>Lesson to help students understand the different cures of the Black Death</p>

<p>Lesson on the Battle of Stamford Bridge</p>

<p>Lesson on the claimants to the throne in 1066 for Ks3.</p>

<p>2 part lesson on the Battle of Hastings for KS3 Students.</p>

<p>A 2 part lesson that helps students build on their source analysis skills.</p>

<p>A PEEL assessment for KS3 students to introduce them to writing in History.</p>

<p>A unit of work for Year 6 History and up, lessons are designed to be 40 minutes long.</p>

<p>An entire terms worth of lessons (lessons 45 minutes long) on the Anglo-Saxons. Starting with 1066 and ending with life in William the conqueror’s England. Designed for Ks3 students but could be adapted for older years in the GCSE syllabus for content and activities.</p>

<p>First lesson of a wider topic- How did people gain power?<br /> Includes character cards, EAL resources and SEN resources.</p>