A simple quiz sheet with 16 images of Famous people from history. There are three versions. Regular, SEND and SEND Plus.

This is a simple sheet of key events covered by the Edexcel GCSE Unit. There are multiple version that increase in their complex requirements and understanding from the student. The more terms after “Cold War Timeline” the more tasks the student is given. Look at them all before you decide which one suits your class. Good for revision and consolidation.

These are basic identification worksheets that use promotional images from the film and link them to a grid. Different versions have the actual names of the characters and some do not.

Blank sheet print outs that have 8 to a page and 2 to a page. See my shop for Editable version.

There are two different word searches. I have put four onto one page, which makes it easy to slice down the middle.

These are PDFs. Great for homework and plenaries in class.

Barebones Basic Industrial Revolution Wordsearch with two to a page

This is a basic positives/negatives sheet about the organisational structure of the League of Nations. The sheets only work if the students have prior knowledge or access to textbooks.

There is enough here for a lesson with regular and bottom ability groups. PAID version allows you to edit the files and gives you more Presentation options. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/how-effective-was-world-war-one-propaganda-ww1-adverts-11731605 How Effective was Propaganda? Learning Objective: To extract relevant information and express it clearly to support a viewpoint Learning Outcomes: Annotate images and make the points using the evidence, which is explained

These are very basic sheets that here for you to download and edit. I did these for a class I while ago who asked me "What does Left and Right mean when they say it on the news?"

This worksheet is to be used with the Blackadder III - Dish and Dishonesty episode. There is a source analysis exercise on the back of the sheet. https://inews.co.uk/essentials/culture/television/blackadder-election-episode-dish-and-dishonesty/

These are presentations and worksheets for Lesson 1 and 2 out of 4 on Population Change in the Industrial Revolution. The time frame can be shorten if sheets are edited, the ability of your class or used for homework. (I would insert an agricultural revolution primer or lesson before the 4th assessment lesson)

You can use the cube as a learning, selection and revision tool. Why not put simple facts on each side? Why not write out key analytical terms to use in your essay? How about putting six individuals that link to one theme?

Photograph your Exam Hall This is a simple revision technique that links the exam hall space with key information for the exam. Simply take a photo of the exam hall, insert it into a PowerPoint and then add key facts or terms into shapes or word boxes. When a student sits there exam they can look up and recall those terms. @teacherstevo

What was Life like for a Slave? Lesson Objectives: • To identify facts and add emotion • To work with a variety of sources Add your own images and clips from the Middle Passage and Equiano's story

This was a simple PPT I created when we had a SEAL (Social and Emotional Awareness and Learning) Day. I had Year 7-9 working in groups to reproduce the posters by working on sections of them and then combine them. They were encouraged to take up different roles and discuss what their responses might have been.

Civil War Bundle also available Word search has the main figures in the war. The label sheet could even be used for a homework assignment. The "Cromwell at Naseby" PDF gives you an outline and guide to the film. It can be used as is but the PAID resource has more. FOR THE FULL PAID RESOURCES: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/armies-in-english-civil-war-naseby-11682543

These are some examples of source analysis along with a worksheet/activity to complete on the forgotten representation of Great Britain.

The worksheet and PowerPoint are a little old now but the basic principles are there. Hope you get use out of it or it inspires you @teacherstevo

These are two PDFs which contain blank word searches and a space for name, title and ten keywords. The student lists the words and puts them into the word search. They then fill up the word search with care not to make the same words appear again. Nice simple activity for the class and a great way for them to review key words.