Lesson Objective; To understand what were the most common diseases in the 19th century. To understand why diseases were so common at the time. Lesson Plan Starter: trip adviser Activity: Match disease to the definition Assessment: How did people’s environment make them sick? (writing frame included) Plenary: Doctor Game

Lesson Objective To understand how the Nazis impacted art and culture. Lesson Plan Starter: Recap Question Activity: Source Analysis Assessment: To what extent did the 1936 Olympic Games, support Hitler’s Aryan ideals? Plenary: What/ Why/How

Lesson Objective: To understand what impact the Nazi government had on Christianity in Germany. Lesson Plan Starter: Family Fortune Activity: Target Graph Assessment: source analysis Martin Niemöller – First They Came (1946)

Learning Objective: To understand why Hitler persecuted different groups. Lesson Plan Starter: Source Analysis Activity: Worksheet and marketplace Plenary: Revision Poster

WILL NEED THE TV SERIES ROOTS (E1) Included; What were the conditions like for slaves traveling on the middle passage. Lesson Plan; Starter: Draw the slave triangle ( lesson re-cap) Activity: Sources (complete the table) Assessment: How does Source D differ from Source F when describing conditions on board slave ships? Plenary: What questions would you ask Kunta Kinte?

Lesson Objective To understand ancient ideas towards health and medicine. Lesson Plan Starter: Picture analysis Activity: Jigsaw Activity Assessment; Compare the medical knowledge of two ancient civilisations. In what ways were they similar? (8 marks) ( with mark scheme) Plenary: Silent Debate

Lesson Objectives To Understand how slaves were sold on the auction block. Lesson Plan Starter: Video analysis Activity: information Hunt Assessment: Write an Account of What it Would be Like to be Sold as a Slave? Plenary: 3 word recap

Included; Social and Economic Factors of the Black Death Positives of the Black Death. Lesson Plan Starter: Mind Map Activity: Card Sort Assessment: Was the Black Death a Disaster? (Writing Frame included) Plenary: Finish the persons sentences

Topic included; Introduction to the Black Death Symptoms Lesson Plan; Stater: What you already know Activity: Character Cards Main: put the symptoms in the correct order Plenary: True or False

Interactive and thought provoking lesson on recruitment in WWI? Topics Included; Why did Men Want to Join WWI in 1914? Propaganda Posters Pals Battalions Included; PowerPoint; Starter, Carousel Activity (with timer inc), Plenary, Thought Provoking Pictures Posters, ready to print Table worksheet for carousel activity

Informative Lesson on the Government’s Reaction to Suffragette Protest. Topics Included; Recap of the Suffragette Movement# Cat and Mouse Act Suffragettes: Government Attempts to Deal with the Protest Included; PowerPoint: Activity Modeled to aid teaching, differentiated questions and answer activity, animation to increase engagement Activity Sheet: Cat and Mouse Act Worksheet: Page from textbook

Engaging and interactive lesson on Prehistoric Britain Topics Covered; Stone Age Bronze Age Iron Age Included; PowerPoint with animation to make the activities interactive Activity sheet, such as match the object to the time period Worksheet: information about each period can be used as a booklet or a carousel activity Timers included in PP to help with pace of the lesson but can be easily deleted.

A fast paced lesson, creating a fact file for each of the three kings. Topics included; What makes a good king? Claimants to the throne Included; PowerPoint with animation to increase engagement and aid in teaching Fact File: Activity Sheet Worksheet, that is accessible to all levels

Engaging lesson covering how John dealt with his problems, to allow pupils to evaluate his reign. Topics Covered; Key roles of a medieval king. John and the church/Pope. John vs Philip II. What John did well. Included; PowerPoint: Factual Information, Match King's job role to the description, Noughts and Crosses plenary . Activity Sheet: King John: Fact File, linked with PP slides,

Engaging and Interactive lesson, about whether or not Charles I should have been executed. Topics Covered; Imagery of the execution The Trail of Charles I Whether or Charles should have been executed. Included; Interactive Quiz: Recapping main points of the English Civil War (Starter in PP) Image of Charles execution activity sheet Source Worksheet, with contrasting views as to why Charles should be executed Sticky note traffic light activity, to gauge pupils opinion at the end of the lesson (included in PP)

Starter - Why do we Vote? Mini Activity - Fact jigsaw (triangle) Main Activity - Advantages and Disadvantages Worksheet Plenary- Mary Poppins video

Full lesson on the Battle of Hastings. Starter - recap Stamford Bridge - twitter feed ( Pupils were asked to make tweets the lesson before) 1. Main - Interview worksheet, followed by a BBC history video (link is in PPT) 2. Main - role play, news broadcast of the battle Plenary - Keyword Bingo If you found the resource useful, please review.