These were a few lessons created showing the changes in medicine during the 16th-17th century. It covers what medieval people believed about illness and disease and how that thinking changed during and after the Renaissance period. I would have liked to have added more to this but these lessons are a great starter if you would like to build upon them or add in more detail about changes in medicine. The lessons in this bundle include: Treatment and Healers Andreas Vesalius William Harvey These lessons were originally created for Year 9 classes but they can be adapted for any age.

These nine lessons were created to focus on the ‘Early Events of the 20th Century’. This topic specifically focuses on the sinking of the Titanic and the womens suffrage movement. There are a lot of great activities included here to keep students engaged during this topic. I have also included a project that can be used at any point in the year and fits in well with this topic. The resources in this bundle include: 20th Century Introduction The Titanic Who was the Blame for the Titanic? What was life like for women in the 20th century? Why Did Women Want the Vote? Who were the Suffragettes? Did Emily Davison mean to kill herself? Why did women get the vote in 1918? Greatest Events of the 20th Century Project All these lessons can be easily adapted to fit your classroom, department or school specifications. **Please note for the first lesson you will need the ‘Technology, War and Idependance: 1901-Present Day’ Textbook by Aaron Wilkes. **