Crime and Punishment: Victorian Prisons (Lesson 5) Key Learning Objectives: To Investigate How and Why Prisons Were Improved State of Prisons Prison Problems Prison Reformers PowerPoint and Student Workbooklet Variety of Activities Retrieval Exam Practise Application of Knowledge Challenge Spidergrams All Lessons have a PowerPoint and Student Workbooklet Provided and Work in Conjunction with EDEXCEL History Approved Hodder Textbook.

USA Home and Abroad: Civil Rights and Segregation (Lesson 1) Key Learning Objectives: To Explain How the Civil Rights Movement Started to Challenge Segregation PowerPoint and Student Workbooklet Variety of Activities Activate Exam Practise-Source Analysis Application of Knowledge Video Questions Flipped Learning Retrieval Challenge All Lessons have a PowerPoint and Student Workbooklet Provided and Work in Conjunction with AQA Approved Oxford Conflict and Tension Between the East and the West: 1945-1972.

Crime and Punishment: Investigating Jack the Ripper (Lesson 8) Key Learning Objectives: To Investigate How the Police Tried to Catch Jack the Ripper Who was Jack the Ripper? Trying to Catch Jack The Media and the Police PowerPoint and Student Workbooklet Variety of Activities Independent Learning Application of Knowledge Counter Argument Questions Challenge All Lessons have a PowerPoint and Student Workbooklet Provided and Work in Conjunction with EDEXCEL History Approved Hodder Textbook.

Crime and Punishment: Modern Crime (Lesson 10) Key Learning Objectives: To Investigate How Crime Has Developed Since the 1950’s How has Crime Developed? Race, Religion and Hate Crime Case Study: Stephen Lawrence Case Study: Race Riots in Burnley 2001 PowerPoint and Student Workbooklet Variety of Activities Application of Knowledge Challenge Flipped Learning Retrieval Exam Practise - Source Analysis All Lessons have a PowerPoint and Student Workbooklet Provided and Work in Conjunction with EDEXCEL History Approved Hodder Textbook.

USA Home and Abroad: Birmingham 1963 (Lesson 5) Key Learning Objectives: To Explain Events and Protest in Birmingham. PowerPoint and Student Workbooklet Variety of Activities Activate Exam Practise-Source Analysis Application of Knowledge Video Questions Retrieval Challenge All Lessons have a PowerPoint and Student Workbooklet Provided and Work in Conjunction with AQA Approved Oxford Conflict and Tension Between the East and the West: 1945-1972.

USA Home and Abroad: The Youth Challenge (Lesson 3) Key Learning Objectives: To Explain What Happened at the Sit-Ins and Freedom Rides. PowerPoint and Student Workbooklet Variety of Activities Activate Exam Practise-Source Analysis Application of Knowledge Video Questions Flipped Learning Retrieval Challenge All Lessons have a PowerPoint and Student Workbooklet Provided and Work in Conjunction with AQA Approved Oxford Conflict and Tension Between the East and the West: 1945-1972.

Knowledge and Revision Test AQA Germany 1890-1945: Democracy and Dictatorship An in depth knowledge and revision test (marked out of 70) to encompass the whole of AQA Germany 1890-1945: Democracy and Dictatorship syllabus. Topics covered: 1.Germany and the growth of Democracy 2.Germany and the Depression 3.The experiences of Germans under the Nazis Ideal to assess student’s application of knowledge and understanding of this unit of work.

AQA Germany 1890-1945: Democracy & Dictatorship: Part Two: Germany and the Depression (Lesson 13) Key Learning Objectives: To Understand the Events Which Led to Hitler Becoming Der Fuhrer in August 1934 Topics Covered: How Did Hitler Increase His Power The Reichstag Fire PowerPoint and Student Workbooklet Variety of Activities Challenge Activities Application of Knowledge - Explain Exam Skills Retrieval Activities Reflect Activities Video Questions All Lessons Have a PowerPoint and Student Workbooklet Provided and Work In Conjunction with AQA GCSE Approved Oxford Textbook.

A series of 4 lessons which looks at Britain during the interwar years. This gap of knowledge between the wars allows students to develop both their chronological and contextual knowledge of both Britain and Europe in the 1920s and 1930s. Lessons include: The Big Threes aims at the Paris Peace Conference and the League of Nations. Was the war worth winning? A land fit for heroes? A look at life in 1920s Britain. The Hungry Thirties - did everyone go hungry in Britain in the 1930s? Why was there another World War? Each lesson has a powerpoint and there are two student activity booklets which accompany them: Progress and Review (Activities to review progress during the lesson) Retrieve and Assess ( Activities to be completed at the start of the lesson reflecting learning from a previous lesson)

**AQA Conflict and Tension First World War 1894-1918: Part three: Ending the War ** Conflict & Tension: Lesson 22: 1917 – a year of change Key Learning Objectives: To explain the impact of Russia leaving and America entering the war. Topics Covered: Russia during the early stages of the War Who ruled Russia in 1917 The USA entering the War PowerPoint and Student Workbooklet Variety of Activities Activate Challenge Activities Application of Knowledge - Explain Exam Skills Retrieval Activities Review Activities Debate Video Questions All Lessons Have a PowerPoint and Student Workbooklet Provided and Work In Conjunction with AQA GCSE Approved Oxford Textbook.

3 x Microsoft Forms Quiz Edward VI -Retrieval and Revision Quiz Marked for you - great way to review student’s learning Analytics available through Microsoft Forms Question by question analysis Immediate student feedback Great tool for revision! Questions are mostly multiple choice, with a few you will have to mark but the answers are provided for you! AQA 1C Specification The Tudors, England 1485 - 1603 Ideal for Flipped Learning and Homework Duplicate link provided and therefore can adapt to the needs of your own learners. Quizzes: Edward and the Economy (10 marks - Multiple choice only, therefore marked for you!) Religions under Edward VI (20 marks mostly mulitple choice with occasional teacher marking. Answers provided) Edward and Foreign Policy (21 marks - Multiple choice only, therefore marked for you!)

** Hitler’s Rise and Consolidation of Power (25 Marks) - Retrieval and Revision Quiz** AQA Germany 1890 - 1945: Demcracy and Dictatorship Microsoft Forms Quiz Duplicate link provided and therefore can adapt to the needs of your own learners. Questions are multiple choice only. Marked for you - great way to review student’s learning Analytics available through Microsoft Forms Question by question analysis Immediate student feedback Great tool for revision! Ideal for Flipped Learning and Homework **Also a PDF of question sheet and PDF of answer sheet attached. **

AQA Germany 1890-1945: Democracy & Dictatorship: Part One: Germany and the growth of Democracy Lesson 4 Germany and the Treaty of Versailles Key learning Objectives: The impact of the Treaty of Versailles on Germany German treatment during discussions German reaction to the Treaty of Versailles Links to Hitler in the future Power point and Student Workbooklet Variety of activities Challenge activities Exam Practise skills Reflect activities All lessons have a power point and student workbooklet provided and work in conjunction with AQA GCSE approved Oxford text book.

AQA Germany 1890-1945: Democracy & Dictatorship: Part One: Germany and the growth of Democracy Lesson 7 Hitler and the Munich Putsch Key learning Objectives: Understand Hitler and the Nazi Party’s attempt to take over Germany in 1923. Causes and events of November 1923 Outcomes of attempt on both Hitler and the Nazi Party Power point and Student Workbooklet Variety of activities Challenge activities Exam Practise skills Reflect activities All lessons have a power point and student workbooklet provided and work in conjunction with AQA GCSE approved Oxford text book.

Microsoft Forms Quiz -Henry VIII and Wolsey’s Foreign Policy (38 Marks) Great way to review student’s learning Analytics available through Microsoft Forms Question by question analysis Immediate student feedback Great tool for revision! AQA 1C Specification The Tudors, England 1485 - 1603 Ideal for Flipped Learning and Homework Questions will need to be marked by teacher but all answers are provided. Duplicate link provided and therefore can adapt to the needs of your own learners.

**AQA Germany and Dictatorship 1890-1945 Revision & Retrieval Tests Bundle x 3 ** 3 x Revision and Retrieval Tests to support the AQA Germany and Dictatorship 1890-1945 unit. Each test is out of 30 marks, with a variety of questions to ascertain student understanding and progress. Revision and Retrieval Test covers the following topics: Part One: Germany and the growth of democracy Part Two: Germany and the depression Part Three: Experiences of the German people under the Nazis

Six Revision Graphic Organisers Henry VII Establishing the Tudor Dynasty Henry VII’s Government Foreign Affairs Society Economic Developments Religion, Humanism and the Arts All designed to fit on one side of A3 in order to aid student’s with revision. All designed for complete set of notes in preparation for the A2 exam. Exam skills also included. All are to be used in conjunction with: Oxford AQA advised textbook My Revision Notes The Tudors

MEDICINE STANDS STILL - LESSON 2 MEDIEVAL DOCTORS Key Learning Objectives: To explore how medieval doctors trained and who else cared for the sick. Topics Covered: Medieval doctors Barber Surgeons John of Arderne PowerPoint and Student Workbooklet Variety of Activities Activate Challenge Activities Application of Knowledge - Explain Exam Skills Retrieval Activities Review Activities All Lessons Have a PowerPoint and Student Workbooklet Provided and Work In Conjunction with AQA GCSE Approved Oxford Textbook.