Welcome to History Links, your go to shop for high quality KS3 and GCSE History, RE and Citizenship lessons and revision materials. Designed to support both teachers, our resources include:
- Differentiated lessons with model answers and instant feedback
- Extended writing tasks for comprehensive understanding
- Comprehensive bundles with assessments and clear, easy-to-follow mark schemes
- Free sample resources to get you started
History, RE and Citizenship lessons, linked for you.
Welcome to History Links, your go to shop for high quality KS3 and GCSE History, RE and Citizenship lessons and revision materials. Designed to support both teachers, our resources include:
- Differentiated lessons with model answers and instant feedback
- Extended writing tasks for comprehensive understanding
- Comprehensive bundles with assessments and clear, easy-to-follow mark schemes
- Free sample resources to get you started
History, RE and Citizenship lessons, linked for you.
L6 - Medieval Surgical Practices
Examine the surgical procedures and techniques used during the medieval period, along with the development of surgical instruments and notable surgeons of the time.
Instant feedback on interactive activities.
Model answers for key questions.
Chunked resources for easier comprehension.
GCSE practice questions integrated.
L4 - Comparative Study: Islamic vs. European Medicine
Compare the advancements in Islamic medicine and surgery with those in European practices. Discover the contributions of Islamic scholars like Avicenna and Al-Razi.
Instant feedback on interactive activities.
Model answers for key questions.
Chunked resources for easier comprehension.
GCSE practice questions integrated.
L7 - Public Health in Medieval Towns
Investigate the living conditions and public health challenges faced by medieval towns. Learn about the measures taken to combat diseases and improve sanitation.
Instant feedback on interactive activities.
Model answers for key questions.
Chunked resources for easier comprehension.
GCSE practice questions integrated.
Medieval Medicine Bundle (Part 1: AQA Health and the People)
Dive deep into the fascinating world of medieval medicine with this meticulously curated bundle, perfectly aligned with the AQA GCSE History specification. This comprehensive collection of lessons offers an engaging exploration of medical practices, public health, and the profound impacts of religion and epidemics during the Middle Ages.
Each lesson is designed to be highly accessible to students, featuring:
Instant Feedback: Interactive elements that provide immediate responses to student answers.
Chunked Questions: Carefully segmented questions to aid reading comprehension and retention.
Model Answers: Exemplary responses to help students understand expectations and improve their own answers.
End-of-Unit Assessment: Comprehensive assessment activities to consolidate learning and prepare for exams.
This bundle is designed to provide students with a thorough understanding of medieval medical history, enhancing their knowledge and preparing them for assessments. Each lesson is rich in content, featuring engaging activities, detailed explanations, and insightful comparisons to ensure a comprehensive and accessible learning experience.
Content: Lesson Overview
Introduction to Medieval Medicine
Medieval Diagnosis and Treatments
Christianity: Help or Hindrance in Medicine?
Comparative Study: Islamic vs. European Medicine
Healers of the Middle Ages
Medieval Surgical Practices
Public Health in Medieval Towns
Health and Hygiene in Monasteries
The Black Death: Impact and Responses (Free)
Medieval Medicine: Assessment and Review
Unlock the French Revolution with this fully resourced KS3 bundle, covering causes, key events, and Napoleon’s legacy. Includes Frayer models for vocabulary, engaging worksheets, and extended writing tasks to develop historical skills. Perfect for interactive lessons, source analysis, and student-led enquiry. Ideal for KS3 history teachers looking for ready-to-use, high-quality resources!
Lessons included:
L1 – French Society and the Three Estates System
L2 – The French Monarchy
L3 – Long and Short Term Causes of the French Revolution
L4 – From Estates General to Tennis Court Oath
L5 – The Storming of the Bastille and Fall of the Monarchy
L6 – The Reign of Terror
L7 – Napoleon: Reformer or Tyrant? (Free Lesson!)
L8 – The Legacy of the French Revolution
L2 - Medieval Diagnosis and Treatments
Delve into the common diseases of the medieval period and the various methods used for diagnosis and treatment, including herbal remedies and early pharmaceuticals.
Instant feedback on interactive activities.
Model answers for key questions.
Chunked resources for easier comprehension.
GCSE practice questions integrated.
L5 - Healers of the Middle Ages
Learn about the various types of medical practitioners in medieval times, including physicians, barber-surgeons, and midwives. Understand their training, societal roles, and status.
Instant feedback on interactive activities.
Model answers for key questions.
Chunked resources for easier comprehension.
GCSE practice questions integrated.
L3 - Christianity: Help or Hindrance in Medicine?
Analyse the influence of Christianity on medical progress during the medieval period. This lesson covers the contributions of Christian hospitals and the debates surrounding the Church’s impact on scientific advancement.
Instant feedback on interactive activities.
Model answers for key questions.
Chunked resources for easier comprehension.
GCSE practice questions integrated.
L8 - Health and Hygiene in Monasteries
Discover the role of monasteries in promoting public health during the medieval period. This lesson covers monastic practices in hygiene and healthcare.
Instant feedback on interactive activities.
Model answers for key questions.
Chunked resources for easier comprehension.
GCSE practice questions integrated.
L10 - Medieval Medicine: Assessment and Review
Recap key concepts and lessons learned throughout the unit. This session includes comprehensive assessment activities and review questions to prepare for GCSE History exams.
Instant feedback on interactive activities.
Model answers for key questions.
Chunked resources for easier comprehension.
GCSE practice questions integrated.
Explore the foundations of medieval medical practices and beliefs, including natural and supernatural approaches. This lesson introduces key figures like Hippocrates and Galen, setting the stage for understanding the medieval medical world.
Instant feedback on interactive activities.
Model answers for key questions.
Chunked resources for easier comprehension.
GCSE practice questions integrated.
Engage your students with this differentiated lesson on how enslaved people resisted oppression, tailored for KS3 students. This comprehensive resource includes:
Interactive Worksheets: Activities on resistance methods like music, religion, and family structures.
Multiple Tasks:
Task 1: Historical questions on the Amelioration Act and the Maroons.
Task 2: Comprehension and ranking activities on various resistance forms.
Chunked Reading and Questions: Texts and questions are broken into manageable sections to enhance understanding.
Video Links: Incorporates multimedia to support diverse learning styles.
Instant Feedback: Answer keys for quick self-assessment.
Model Answers: Provide clear examples for accurate understanding.
Extended Writing: Creative diary entry task on rebellion perspectives.
Bring history to life with this lesson on the dramatic fall of the Bastille and monarchy. Includes vocabulary support through Frayer models, engaging worksheets, and an extended writing task to develop source analysis and evaluation skills.
Explore the radical phase of the French Revolution with this KS3 lesson on Robespierre’s rule. Includes Frayer models, scaffolded worksheets, and an extended writing task on the impact of the Reign of Terror. Perfect for developing critical thinking and historical enquiry skills.
Engage KS3 students with this in-depth lesson on the French Revolution’s social structure. Includes Frayer models for key vocabulary, interactive worksheets, and an extended writing task on the inequalities of the Three Estates. Perfect for building historical understanding and analysis skills.
This KS3 lesson guides students through the early events of the French Revolution. Includes Frayer models, a variety of structured tasks, and an extended writing activity to enhance understanding of revolutionary momentum.
Explore the role of absolute monarchy in the lead-up to the French Revolution. This KS3 resource includes vocabulary-building Frayer models, engaging worksheets, and an extended writing task on the weaknesses of Louis XVI’s rule. Ideal for history lessons on power, monarchy, and revolution.
Explores the story of Adam and Eve, discussing free will, sin, and human nature. Includes a structured debate, scaffolded extended writing, and an end-of-unit assessment with a mark scheme to consolidate learning.
L9 - The Black Death: Impact and Responses
Understand the spread and impact of the Black Death in Britain, including medieval beliefs about its causes and the treatments attempted. Explore the long-term effects on society and medical practices.
Instant feedback on interactive activities.
Model answers for key questions.
Chunked resources for easier comprehension.
GCSE practice questions integrated.
This lesson helps KS3 students evaluate Napoleon’s leadership through structured tasks, Frayer models, and an extended writing activity. Includes differentiated resources to support all learners, encouraging debate, analysis, and evidence-based arguments to assess whether Napoleon was a hero or dictator. Perfect for developing critical thinking and historical enquiry skills.
