A lesson ideal for the new 9-1 Edexcel GCSE course or for a KS3 lesson with challenge. This lesson looks at the defeat of Custer at the Battle of Little Bighorn, using the key skill of interpretation. Requires the Hodder Education 'American West 1840-1895: The Struggle For the Plains' textbook - pages can be scanned and emailed across if needed.

This bundle features all of the lessons required for the new Edexcel 9-1 GCSE course (Superpower relations and the Cold War, 1941-1991). Includes lessons on the following: - Early tensions between East and West - The development of the Cold War - The Cold war intensifies - Revision lesson - Berlin 1958-1963 - The Cuban Missile Crisis - Czechoslovakia, 1968-1969 - Attempts to reduce tensions between 1969-1979 - Flashpoints in the Cold War - Collapse of communism in Eastern Europe All lessons are intended for a double lesson and include key words, differentiated activities and exam questions. There is also 10 question quizzes for each lesson (with answers), to ensure subject knowledge is tested regularly. Each lesson/resource sells individually for between £2-£3, so grab yourself a bargain and save yourself lots of planning time!

A work book containing a whole scheme of work with 12 lessons on slavery. Each lesson contains an engage task (usually knowledge retrieval) and has a range of activities. The work book includes lessons on: Why Britain was involved in the slave trade Slave rebellions Why slavery was abolished Slavery today Why there are statues being pulled down today It is aimed at year 8, but can easily be adapted for any other key stage 3 year group!

A whole terms worth of lessons in a word document format. Each lesson contains a 5 question quiz based on prior learning, information and tasks based on the information, as well as 20 question recall quizzes every fourth lesson. Lessons include: The French Revolution Politics during the 18th and 19th century The Suffragettes Ways to extend the franchise

Complete lessons on the American Supreme Court. Lessons focus on guided reading meaning students can independently complete these activities.

A work book designed for the Edexcel 9-1 History Superpower relations and the Cold War. The work book contains all lessons, exam practice, knowledge tests and model answers. The work book has been designed so that each lesson goes through the key events, the consequences of the event and why that event was important, in line with the style of exam questions. Also comes with a revision guide for students to take-away with them

A powerpoint that is ideal to use across two lessons exploring the reasons why Henry VIII broke with Rome. There are different worksheets depending on ability (lower, middle and upper). There is also different activities for each age range. Outstanding lesson.

A work booklet that takes students through AS British Politics looking at pressure groups. It looks at the role they have in society, why they are successful, their functions, problems with pressure groups, and how democratic they are. Includes key words. Ideal for AQA or Edexcel exam boards.

A workbook with everything you need in for Edexcel A-Level Politics course. This was made with remote learning in mind, with quick quizzes for every lesson, guided reading activities and exam questions. Around 16-18 hours worth of lessons included within the workbook.

A workbook for the Edexcel A-Level History course of the British experience of warfare. This workbook was designed with remote learning in mind, but also very compatible for in class teaching. The workbook includes knowledge quizzes, full lessons and exam questions

Depth lessons for the new A-Level 'The British experience of warfare 1790-1918'. This bundle of lessons covers 3/4 weeks worth of lesson time, along with numerous assessment points. I have used the 'Edexcel A Level History. Paper 3 The British Experience of Warfare C1790-1918 by Rick Rogers, Brian Williams', however, I can scan and email the pages if you need to. Included in this bundle are lessons on 'why WW1 broke out'; 'the leadership of Haig' and 'reporting'

A source lesson ideal for KS3 looking at the way in which castles were used by William to maintain control. Students will look at a number of sources and decide if they were a good or bad thing for England. Ideal for use at the end of the Battle of Hastings scheme of work. Students then reach a conclusion on the most effective methods used by William.