<p>Pablo Picasso (Malaga, Spain 1881-near Cannes, France 1973) was a Spanish painter, probably the most famous painter of the 20th century. As well as a painter, he was a sculptor, print maker, ceramicist, lithographer, illustrator and stage designer for the theatre and ballet. He also wrote poetry and plays.<br /> With the French artist Georges Braque, he is the creator of Cubism.</p> <p>This lesson about Picasso is based on a PPT template. Students are prompted to research and add information. It is self-directed, allowing students to use their research skills and build their own knowledge base of Picasso’s work. This presentation would make an excellent introduction to Picasso and cubism. It can work in a flipped classroom setting, as inspiration for practical work, as home learning and as a cover lesson.</p>

<p>A fact file on powerpoint to help you explore with your students the life of the great merchant and explorer Marco Polo.</p>

<p>A Powerpoint resource of some wonderfully courageous ancient Greek heroines: Alcestis,Ariadne, Iphigenia, Electra and Penelope.</p> <p>Each slide features one heroine and includes an annotated illustration. The slides will help you explain to your class who they were, what they did, why we remember their stories. A real insight into the world of ancient Greece.</p>

<p>A presentation about the California Gold Rush with illustrations. Covers key facts, main routes, notable persons, historical context, positive and negative impact. A useful knowledge base for a lesson on this topic.</p>

<p>A Powerpoint resource about some of the most popular ancient Greek heroes. These include Heracles, Theseus, Jason, Perseus, Achilles and Odysseus.</p> <p>Each slide features one hero and includes an annotated illustration. The slides will help you explain to your class who they were, what they did, why we remember their stories. A wonderful insight into the world of ancient Greece.</p>

<p>A PPT resource about the early history of money.</p>