Lesson on Causes of the 1905 Revolution and Assessement to go with it. OCR 1894-1941 Includes detailed card sort on causes 1905 Timeline overview of problems inherited by Nicholas and events from 1894-1905 Ripple diagram for analysis of long and short term causes of the 1905 revolution Witte’s view guided reading Powerpoint with detail from Bloody Sunday to Revolution and a recap of previous causes as well as a retrieval quiz of Russia 1894-1905 based on teaching of first 4 lessons. Assessment on causes of 1905 revolution

Edexcel History GCSE Weimar and Nazi Germany Lesson 6 the Ruhr Crisis and Hyperinflation Also includes a 12 mark practice paper question planning powerpoint for homework and a key words sheet for consolidation/ retrieval. Detailed lesson resource, no additional resources necessary.

Includes a huge range of worksheets for teaching the Plains Natives and the impact of white settlement on their culture. I have also included the lessons but these are mainly smart notebook files so they may not work for you if you do not have the software to open therefore I am only charging for the worksheets as these all did take a long time to make! Includes glossary of key terms, regions of America info for the various tribes, Native culture and religion, tipis, reasons for migration and contact, impact of white settlement and westward expansion and cultural erosion and genocide. This is NOT a KS4 set of lessons- they are for KS3.

This lesson is designed for KS3 but can also be used for Primary school or as an intro for KS4. This lesson is about Edward VI reign and impact of his short reign focused mainly on his reformation of the Church of England. This is part of my unit of work on the Tudors so if you want a bargain download the whole unit instead which has over 8 hours of learning for just £5. Suitable for non-specialists.

Lesson inspired by Miranda Kaufmann’s Black Tudors book- stories of four inspiring Black individuals and what they can tell us about Black African people in Tudor England. This is also part of my unit of work on Tudor monarchs priced £6 for all the lessons if you would rather get more lessons on the Tudors for KS3. They are very high challenge and include a variety of retrieval tasks.

This powerpoint has a bunch of go to templates which you can amend for your subject- I have used History examples throughout for Edexcel GCSE History 9-1 Medicine through time but obviously it can be used for any topics/ subjects/ key stages. A great way to get students to revisit prior learning with little effort from you and once they’re made- they’re made! Includes: Retrieval grid Post it notes has it stuck? Two truths and a lie- can you spot the lie? Thinking quilts- match to topics/ time periods Highligher heads Can easily be adapted to use in English Lit, Geography, Business, Ethics, Science, Music etc :)

This is a KS3 lesson for Y7/8 and has quite a high challenge/ stretch and challenge for more able pupils. It follows on from my lesson on Henry VII and his problems and solutions and is best used with the attached glossary of key terms. It also addresses many of the misconceptions about Henry as a fat tyrannical ruler that we know he became later in his reign and looks at the optimism of a young Renaissance Prince- handsome and youthful in stark contrast to his father,

Interpretations of Henry VIII- was he a Tyrant or Renaissance Prince? This lesson is designed for KS3 but is quite challenging so could be used for GCSE. I also have a whole unit of work on the Tudor monarchs for £15 which includes 10 lessons – plenty of high challenge and retrieval. You may want to buy that rather than individual lessons :)

This booklet will give your students a head start on the OCR Tudor Rebellion and DIsorder ALevel Course. Includes: -Course breakdown -Exam Tips for Interpretations and Thematic Essays -Key Words and definitions for a whole host of Tudor terminology -Guide to peerages in Tudor England -Rebellions overview who rebelled and who put it down? -Nobility in Tudor England- Who is who- which nobles rebelled and which deposed the rebels? -Past paper questions -Exemplar paragraphs and essays - Level 6 standard- two thematic and one interpretations example

OCR History Rebellion and Disorder against the Tudors 1485-1603 epic quiz I made for revision. Several rounds for revision of key terms, key facts and key individuals. Answers included

This is an example of how you can create a thematic essay plan to share with your students. This is for a thematic question on the nature of rebellions and why some rebellions got more support than others.

Full unit of work on Industrial era Medicine -Intro context and Jenner -Germ Theory- Pasteur and Koch -Improvements to Surgery -Improvements to Hospitals -Cholera/ Public Health -Improvements to Public Health -Further vaccinations -Industrial era summary and exam Qs

Bundle of revision resources for OCR ALevel History Russia 1894-1941 Could be used for GCSE but maybe need simplifying in places. Includes: -Causes of 1905 Revolution -Summary and differences between revolutions against Nicholas 1905/1917 -Lenin’s Problems/ Solutions -The Civil War -Leadership contest -Stalin’s Rule -List of revision podcasts and videos/ websites -complete and detailed topic checklist/ Personalised Learning Checklist

This is a bundle of lessons for the OCR ALevel Course Tudors- Rebellion and Disorder -Lesson 1: English rule in Ireland and Intro -Lesson 2: Silken Thomas -Lesson 3: Shane O’Neill -Lesson 4-5: The Desmond/ Geraldine Rebellions Plus all four lessons on the depth study of the Tyrone Rebellion If you buy the lessons: email me for the video clips which I cannot add for copyright reasons: -The Fall of the House of Kildare -BBC the Story of Ireland Part 3 At present you can also find them on Youtube moss_emma@hotmail.com

A revision quiz for Tudor rebellions loosely tied to Christmas but can be easily changed. OCR Alevel: Rebellion and Disorder under the Tudors. Round 1: Tudor Santas Round 2: Location, Location, Location Round 3: Observation Round- clip from The Tudors Round 4: Tudor Rebs key terms Round 5: Noble Traitors Total marks available 80

A mini Unit of work- 4 lessons which recaps the religious turmoil of the Tudor dynasty and looks at James and Charles. Designed to support the assessment which is also included. Bonus feedback sheet aimed to reduce marking and workload and give meaningful feedback to students individually. Ideal for home working/ distance learning. Lesson 1: Religious Rollercoaster- The Tudors summary/ recap Lesson 2: James I and Gunpowder Plot Lesson 3 and 4 : The Causes of the Civil War Assessment Feedback powerpoint Feedback sheet to reduce marking load

Alevel History Rebellion and Disorder under the Tudors 1485-1603 Lesson for the OCR Tudor Rebellions ALevel course but potentially could be used for any course on Henry VIII too. Detailed powerpoint on the Amicable Grant Rebellion and intro to Henry VIII rule including context and who his advisors were as well as key nobles who responded to rebellion under Henry VIII

These revision diagrams are filled in as knowledge organisers to use to help students plan out the answers to the 12 and 16 markers on the later slides. The first five are just knowledge and understanding ones almost like knowledge organisers but then the following ones are set up around 12 and 16 mark exam questions. (See pics) Medieval Medicine 1250-1500, Renaissance 1500-1700, Industrial 1700-1900 and Modern 1900-Present and WWI Western Front Ideas on causes Ideas on treatment Ideas on prevention Changes/ continuity and reasons for change. For the WWI section it is a little different with problems, solutions, reasons for change and key words/ battles. You could always remove the knowledge if you wanted students to complete them themselves.

Attached are dozens of essay plans which are fairly detailed with examples of rebellions for loads of past paper thematic questions. EG for the questions such as: Evaluate the view rebellions led by gentry were most successful Evaluate the view crown was most important factor in maintaining stability Evaluate the view rebellions led by nobility were most threatening Evaluate the view rebellions in Ireland were less successful than in England Evaluate the view some regions more prone to unrest than others Evaluate the view that the church always supported the monarch Evaluate the view that policies destabilised the monarch Evaluate the view that rebellions failed due to lack of support Evaluate the view that government response to rbeellions changed over time Evaluate the view that the nobility became less involved over time Evaluate view that objectives changed over time And many more!

These model answers are for the Edexcel Paper 1 Medicine paper from 2021. This is a grade 7-9 set of example answers.