A sheet looking at Native American culture

Students can use the internet or their textbooks to complete the blank chart on the landmark test cases during the US Civil Rights Movement.

A quick recap test on the development of the railways in USA for A-Level students.

This is a fun free lesson on El Chupacabra, easily adaptable, and can be used for a number of lessons.

A bit of a fun PPT getting students to think about myths and cultures around the world and whether cryptids could be real or made up. It is editable for you to use as you want.

A fun PPT exploring the myths and origins of the Kraken.

A useful planning sheet for Year 8 students developing an essay structure on whether the British Empire did more harm or good to the British Empire overall.

A GCSE lesson on the Nazi Concordat with the Pope.

A KS3 kesson on how European Tourism has changed since WWII.

An A-Level lesson looking at Southern commanders during the US Civil War - with an emphasis on Robert E. Lee.

An A-Level lesson for the OCR Course ‘USA and Westward Expansion and the Civil War’.

This is a lesson aimed at KS3 Year 9 students who are studying the Home Front.

A KS3 lesson on the impact of the British Empire.

A PPT that helps Year 7 students to see how connectives can help to develop sentences and paragraphs in History answers.

A Year 9 assessment piece on why we use Poppies for Remembrance Day.

A lesson for Year 9 on the failures of the Schlieffen Plan.

An interesting take on the ‘Miracle of Dunkirk’ tapping into the dystopian craze and concept of fake news that is all around today. It’s a lesson for KS3 on how significant Dunkirk and Churchill were to the whole war effort and a look at what might have happened if we had failed to bring most of the soldiers home! Worksheet to accompany the PPT.