<p>A high quality in-depth set of resources designed for Year 7 students starting secondary school. Perfect for students working from home also.</p> <p><em>The Tudors</em> unit of work is ideal topic for any term of Year 7.</p> <p>The full 6 lessons cover:</p> <ol> <li>What were the Wars of the Roses</li> <li>The Wars of the Roses</li> <li>The Princes in the Tower (History Mystery)</li> <li>Catholics versus Protestants</li> <li>Who was King Henry VIII</li> <li>Henry VIII &amp; Religion</li> </ol> <p>Total files: 6 PowerPoints.</p> <p>The lessons are completely self-contained and require no additional resources or textbooks.</p>

<p>A high quality in-depth set of resources designed for Year 7 students starting secondary school.</p> <p>The <em>UK</em> unit of work is ideal topic for the second term of Year 7.</p> <p>The full 8 lessons (complete with handouts) cover:</p> <ol> <li>What is the UK?</li> <li>Making a Presentation</li> <li>Presenting Presentation &amp; Peer Review</li> <li>Map of Locations</li> <li>Making your own UK journey</li> <li>Being British</li> <li>UK’s Climate</li> <li>Landscapes of the UK</li> </ol> <p>21 files in total: 10 PowerPoints and 11 Word Docs</p> <p>The lessons are completely self-contained and require no additional resources or textbooks.</p>

<p>A high quality in-depth set of resources designed for new Year 7 students starting secondary school.</p> <p>The <em>Welcome to Geography</em> unit of work is ideal topic for the first term set of lessons.</p> <p>The full 9 lessons (complete with handouts) cover:</p> <ol> <li>Welcome to Geography</li> <li>Describing Geographically</li> <li>Continents</li> <li>UK - Map Skills</li> <li>Map Skills - Symbols, Direction and Scale</li> <li>4-figure Grid References</li> <li>6-figure Grid References</li> <li>Map Skills - Relief</li> <li>Assessment</li> </ol> <p>The lessons - in part - make references to the ‘<em>new foundations</em>’ textbook occasionally and the summary assessments focuses on Cambridge but can be easily altered to an alternative OS map area - whichever one you happen to have at your school.</p>