A range of study and revision and extension activities for Historical Period New Kingdom Egypt to the Death of Thutmose IV. Covers the first 3 dots points in the syllabus: Impact of the Hyksos and Establishment of the 18th Dynasty.

HSC performance bands explained along with HSC success tips. Designed to print 4 pages into 1.

Part of the Historical Period option "New Kingdom Egypt to the Death of Thutmose IV". A timeline activity for the main information for foundation of the 18th Dynasty and the founding of the New Kingdom Period. Works as a complement to Antiquity 2 textbook but can work on its own or another textbook because of the word box. This timeline summaries many pages of the textbook and also provides modelling to students on how to summarise to create manageable study notes.

Quick revision sheets (11 separate revision activities) for Year 7 History. Designed to be used as a settling and quick revision activity at the beginning of lessons, but could also be used as a homework activity and exam revision (or even exam questions). Relates to the Ancient World Overview, Investigating the Ancient Past and Mediterranean World: Egypt topics.

A range of revision questions for the Yr 11 Ancient History end of course exam that students can use to practise and focus their studies. Relates to the following topics:*Core- History, Sources, Science and Archaeology*Case study- Ancient Human Remains*Site Study- Deir el Medina*Site Study- Ancient Thera

Revision Topic 1a Yr 11 Ancient History - Investigating the past- sources. For revision/exam preparation.

Korean War worksheets (print two pages into one).

This worksheet is designed to be used in conjunction with the movie King Arthur starring Clive Owen and Keira Knightly and a range of other King Arthur resources available on TES Australia as mentioned. It has been designed as a brief end of course extra topic for Year 11 History in the event that the course is finished before the end of Year Term 3 Year 11 given that students are not permitted to commence the Year 12 course until Term 4. Note that the movie is suitable only for Year 11 and 12 students and only with appropriate permission according to school policy due to its MA15+ rating.

Revision aid for Year 11 Ancient History Site Study Ancient Thera option. The table lists all of the required syllabus content and skills for students to use to to summarise and revise and add important sources. Also includes focus questions which students can use to thest their knowledge & practise extended writing.

Revision aid designed for students to use to summarise and study in preparation for exams. Yr 11 Ancient History Site study option 2- Deir el Medina. Contains Syllabus content & skills table which students can use to make key points and list important sources. Also contains focus questions that students can use to practise written responses and self-check their understanding.

Revision and summary tool for Ancient History Yr 11 Case study "Ancient Human Remains". Includes all syllabus content & skills which students can use to summarise in preparation for exams and add relevant sources. Also includes a self-assessment checklist and focus questions for students to use in extended writing practice.

A revision summary tool for Year 11 Ancient History topic 1a- History, Archaeology & Science. All required content and skills from the syllabus are listed in table format for students to use to revise and summarise work and add relevant source information. Focus questions for writing practice are also included. Use of this tool will thoroughly prepare students for examinations.

Worksheet activities relating to events surrounding the Cold War K19 Russian Submarine incident 1961. It can be used in conjunction with the movie "K19 The Widowmaker". An extension option also looks at other Cold War era events. Useful as an end of term activity for students who have learned about the Cold War. Includes historical concepts such as perspectives and interpretation, cause and effect and empathy. A nice extra discussion point at the end for capable students is to debate whether or not this movie is actually sympathetic toward Russian perspective or is in fact much more biased toward the American perspective (consider in view of the points on the sheet).

A re-vamp of TES Connect and Kermit222's original with changes and additions to suit the Australian context and secondary History (Yr7) for the Australian curriculum. All credit to the original creators.

A mapping of China activity related to the Depth Study 3- Ancient China. It includes geographical information and embedded literacy and numeracy as well as the historical concepts of change and continuity in terms of comparison then and now.

Tutorial and related activities on the Geography of China and the influences of environment on the development of civilisation. This information also makes connections with the Mediterranean World: Egypt topic in terms of environmental influence upon culture.

Part of the Depth Study- Ancient China. This discussion point uses an infamous quote from Napoleon on the subject of China. This is a useful conversation starter to help students make connections between ancient China and its modern society and legacies.

Ancient China Depth Study Topic Starter- discussion of the legacy and relevance of China (making connections). Includes information about some of the great (and still useful) ancient Chinese innovations. Also includes a title page to give to students as a topic starter.

A worksheet with chronology, timeline and comprehension exercises based on Retroactive 1 textbook pages 146-147. Focuses on the chronology of ancient China prehistory to Imperial with emphasis on the predynastic period and the Warring States period. Includes historical skills and terminology.

Information about Otzi and a related essay task. This is for Year 11 Ancient History topic 1b Ancient Human Remains and designed as a revision task and essay practice. Note that the 'EdModo' source mentioned is just a copy of this document as my students accessed it electronically rather than me wasting paper. The 'Iceman Murder' documentary mentioned is from BBC and is available on Clickview Online if your school has access to this. Otherwise, there are similar documentaries available on Youtube.