This is a fully editable revision page on the Turner Thesis.

This is a double sided worksheet with 10 word Maths questions on it that can be used in class or for homework. It is fully editable.

This is a poster for A-Level students to annotate around when discussing Manifest Destiny.

This is a set of notes on how the USA expanded her territory. It is great as a class task or as revision notes - it is fully editable.

This is a set of notes detailing the annexation of Texas by the USA - it is fully editable.

This is a cloze activity for students to fill in about the reasons for and different tariffs introduced by the US Presidents after 1920. It is fully self editable.

This is a simple diagram outlining all of the new advantages that the Stone Keep Castle had over the Motte and Bailey Castle. It can be edited by teachers. Ideal for sticking in exercise books.

Two little worksheets for teachers to use with younger children learning about number bonds. They are fully editable.

This is a fully editable assessment based on UK Geography.

This is a whole lesson with varied activities related to the symptoms and proposed cures for the Black Death. It is completely editable.

This is an of A-Level Russian History revision document for collectivisation. It is fully editable.

Can be used on its own or in conjunction with the Ten Plagues PPT.

This is a role play activity designed to help students understand the impact of the Plague on Medieval England.

This is a project sheet explaining how small groups will work together to research and put together a presentation for the rest of the class to watch on the subject of the Black Death.

This is a fully editable PPT suitable for KS3.

This a whole lesson comparing the Motte and Bailey castles to the new Stone Keep Castles. It is completely editable.

This is a whole PPT lesson on extremism. It is intended for RE lessons but could also be used for PSHE.

These resources all form the basis of a whole lesson on King John and the Magna Carta. There is a PPT, a group activity and individual tasks to complete.

This is a finger puppet activity based on Winston Churchill and Neville Chamberlain’s arguments for and against appeasement.

This fully editable worksheet gives students an overview of what punishments were like in Tudor times. It is suitable for both KS3 and GCSE History lessons due to its editable nature. It comes equipped with a series of questions designed to get students thinking about why punishments were so harsh in that era.