A lesson looking at both roads, canals and trains, including key individuals such as the Duke of Bridgewater, Richard Trevithick and George Stephenson. Includes a recap starter, teacher exposition and questions and videos.

A lesson looking at Thomas Sydenham as part of the Renaissance unit in the Medicine Through Time Edexcel GCSE including a recap quiz, teacher exposition and practice question.

A snakes and ladders game showing the positives and negatives of Roman life.

A lesson looking at both the positive and negative effects of the steam engine, especially focusing on trains. Includes a recap starter, work sheet and video.

A lesson looking at the Luddites during the Industrial Revolution including a recap starter, videos and a worksheet.

A lesson looking at the persecution of minorities by the Nazis including groups considered ‘asocial’ and ‘undesirable’ and homosexuals as part of the Edexcel Weimar and Nazi Germany GCSE. Includes a recap starter, teacher exposition and videos.

Snakes and ladders game with questions from the 18th and 19th century and modern medicine through time edexcel GCSE course. Good for revision.

A lesson looking at medieval hospitals and how they were run by monks and nuns and offered hospitality. Includes a recap starter, source analysis worksheet and teacher exposition.

A lesson about Renaissance Hospital as part of the Medicine Through Time Edexcel GCSE including a recap starter, teacher exposition and questions.

A lesson looking at the Night of the Long Knives and how it helped Hitler to become dictator. Includes a recap starter, teacher exposition, video, colour code and exam question practice.

Questions and answers for episode 2, 3 and 4 of David Starkey’s mind of a tyrant (these episodes focus on Henry VIII when he is King)

A lesson looking at Tudor entertainment including animals in entertainment such as hunting, the globe theatre,sports, music, banqueting and dancing. Lesson includes informaton, a video, a labeling activity, a colour code and a true or false plenary.

A lesson looking at theatre in the Tudor era including the globe theatre. Lesson includes a video, labeling activity and colour code activity.

A lesson looking at the different social-economic classes during the Victorian era and the social pyramid and including the social reformer Seebohm Rowntree. Inlcudes a recap starter and teacher exposition and questions.

A lesson looking at who Charles Darwin was, his exploration of the Galalpogas and his theory of evolution and fun facts about his life. Includes information, video and wordsearch. This was done for History Club so was mainly discussion and activity based rather than note making.

A lesson looking at Elizabeth’s Economic Development throughout her reign as part of the AQA Tudors A-Level. The lesson focuses on trade, exploration and prosperity and depression throughout Elizabeth’s reign.

A unit covering the main points of the Industrial Revolution including the agricultural revolution, factories and social conditions. Includes lessons on: What is the Industrial Revolution?, What was the Agricultural Revolution?, How does the steam engine work?, What was black gold?, What is Iron and how was it made?, How did factories help towns grow?, Child labour, How did the government reform factories?, Who were the Luddites?, travel during the Industrial Revolution, Effects of the steam engine, Inventors and inventions, Living conditions during the Industrial Revolution, How did conditions improve during the Industrial Revolution?, Crime and punishment and Jack the Ripper. Includes a wide-range of activities including recap starters, teacher exposition and questions, worksheets, videos, carousel activities and paragraph writing.

A lesson looking at how the Romans made Britain Christian including a recap starter, teacher exposition about Roman religion before Christianity and a worksheet on St Cuthbert.

A lesson looking at how the government reformed working conditions in factories during the Industrial Revolution including key reformists such as Robert Owen, Richard Oastler, Michael Sadler and Lord Ashley

A lesson looking at Elizabeth I’s Parliaments as part of the AQA Tudors A-Level. The lesson looks at historiography and debates whether there was conflict or cooperation using examples such as religion, the issue of marriage, parliamentary privilege and taxation. Lesson includes a recap quiz, video, teacher exposition and note making, a debate question and a practice exam question. (I have uploaded a full version and a version in two halves as students could not open the full version on google classroom as the file was too large).