Recently updated Originally designed for the 'Norman Religion to Medieval Churches and Cathedrals’ unit. The resource includes information sheets on three main Cathedrals: York Minster Canterbury Cathedral Winchester Cathedral There are also ‘key-term’ cut outs for the differences between cathedrals, Monasteries and Abbey’s to aid with definitions and address misconceptions.

Three comprehension tasks, designed for a student in Year 5 but (depending on ability) could be used for lower KS3 as well. The resource has three reading tasks, each with corresponding questions. Simply print for students to use in lessons or at home. Please note: The first sheet is edited from a Canva template.

Flashcards for the first section of AQA’s A-Level Civil War module (America: A Nation Divided, c1845–1877) Component 2J The file should be printed as a booklet with staples in the centre, to help students revise, test themselves & others. There are 9 subtopics covered, with a condensed information page followed by a page of 10-14 questions covering that content. The full scheme will be uploaded shortly, this is only the first section of the course

A piece of text with accompanying comprehension and language-based questions. There are also teacher answers on the third page.

An interactive show (.ppsx) of the first stave of A Christmas Carol. Using the newer Disney version for visual aids alongside the original text, this makes the Act simple to follow and comprehend. An incredibly easy to use resource, use your left/right to move the story along. Words in bold have been defined- you simply hover over the word and click, then click again to remove the pop-up definition. This is for use with lower-ability or SEND students, minor parts of the act have been left out where complex language was used unnecessarily.

Very simple, 9 boggle cards in a PDF format, increasing in difficulty. The cards contain areas to write your words and a space for total. I have these printed and laminated, and students use them as an extension or warm-up activity. Students could try and beat their own/ others scores.

Basic printout bookmark resource for GCSE command words. This is useful for LA, SEND or EAL students in particular, to aid understanding of exam questions.

A simple cut and match task for An Inspector Calls, I use as a starter/ warm up activity to help with retention for quotes. Please review this resource!

A lesson on the history of christmas- it discusses the Victorians and Industrial Revolution. Works best for KS3- but is easily adaptable for KS4! It has everything needed including: print-out A3 worksheet within the PowerPoint. .ppt print-out A4 information sheet .docx PowerPoint lesson with enough content for two lessons There are learning reviews, a bell work and plenary, videos and extension documentary for any extra time. Please review this resource- they are much appreciated!

A seasonal spooky lesson used for KS3 History. The lesson focuses on Halloween celebrations in different cultures, including Western Halloween, Mexican Day of the Dead, and the Chinese Hungry Ghost Festival. There is the entire lesson included, and is plentiful of activities and information for you to pick and choose. Lesson includes: PowerPoint Lesson .ppt A3 Printable Worksheet .pdf A4 Information Sheet .pdf A4 Printable Key Terms .pdf Whilst this is designed for KS3- it can easily be adapted to suit KS4, or even scaled down for upper KS2. Please leave a review ifyou download this resource- they are all much appreciated!

A Power-point lesson on Thomas Becket and his relationship with the church, it has three main activities, including: Analysis of a source Information sheet and character cards ‘Act it out’ events of the murder It is a complete lesson which my students absolutely loved! This is part of the Medieval bundle.

Power-Point on everyday life under Norman rule, and how villages worked. This can be used for KS3, or for KS4 for GCSE Norman module, and explores how life changed under Norman rule for the masses. There are several activities, including video clips and questions, and table activities. Everything you need is included, and answers are hidden at the bottom of the PowerPoint. Lesson PowerPoint .Ppt Printable worksheets within the PowerPoint .Ppt This is part of the Medieval bundle.

This is a 25-page PDF. workbook for Key stage 2 Fractions up until Year 6. This was used with quite a high ability group- so please note the later questions might be quite challenging for a lower or mixed ability set. The book has an explanation and practice questions for: What is a fraction? Simplifying fractions Equivalent fractions Types of fractions Adding and Subtracting fractions Multiplying and Dividing fractions Converting fractions to Decimals Converting fractions to Percentages **The booklet contains: **A double-sided quiz at the end, bonus tasks, working-out pages, teacher-answers and a glossary.

A PowerPoint with activities on the Plague in the 17th century, made for year 7 but appropriate for all KS3 and can easily be adapted for GCSE classes. Fun & interactive lesson, my students loved it. The main task is an A3 sheet to fill in all aspects of causes, cures, symptoms and consequences. There is an information sheet and videos attached. Lesson includes PowerPoint Lesson .PPT A3 sheet to print within PowerPoint .PPT Information sheet .docx

Introduction of monks and nuns in medieval England. There are several fun activities for students to understand the day of a monk, and why religion was so important to the Medieval population. Answers are also provided as hidden slides at the end. Activities include: Gap fill Match up tasks Video and spider diagram tasks This is part of the Medieval bundle

A simple, double-sided worksheet with 4 main tasks to help students understand equivalent fractions. Fill in the gaps (simple equivalent fractions) Match the equivalent fractions Put the fractions in order (must first make equivalent) Are they equivalent? (Tick task) There is guidance at the bottom of the sheets to help students who are struggling. This is a good starting point, so I would recommend as an introduction OR for lower-ability students. Please review these resource- they are much appreciated!

Double-sided worksheet focusing on 2D and 3D shapes. The worksheet contains four activities with objectives: Identify the difference between 2D and 3D shapes Explain the characteristics of a 2D/3D shape Naming 2D and 3D shapes Who am I? Recognizing characteristics of 3D shapes Simply print and allow students to write straight onto the sheet.

An interactive Power-Point for revising the Norman rebellions. In a game-show format, the class can be split into two teams to answer questions on the Rebellions. My class absolutely loved it, feel free to tweak to ability or lesson length! This was made for GCSE AQA Exam board, for **Paper 2- Section B: British depth study (inclu. historic environment: Norman England, c1066–c1100) ** However, this can be easily used for other Norman units, such as the Edexcel board The help cards are hidden at the end to print.

In these extra-curricular worksheets, York History is easy to find and to follow! This worksheet can be printed and handed to KS3-KS4 students, it follows the Riverside walk (near Rowntree park), where there are plenty of Historical plaques and artifacts to see! You will get a double-sided sheet, the first gives an address and facts, the second has questions for students to answer. The only thing that will need editing is the box entitled ‘Links to Curriculum’ - for you to explain how the activity links to your own school curriculum. There are 6 York worksheets for sale in total (see the Bundle for a discount) Riverside Walk York Stories- Constantine York Cat Trail York Stories- Margaret Clitherow Leeds Armoury York Stories- The Rowntree’s