I had the pleasure of an Ofsted recently - this lesson was praised by the inspector! <br /> <br /> Really straight forward lesson - <br /> <br /> first 5 mins was recap on previous lesson on Stamford Bridge - lots of gated questions<br /> They then watched the video - see ppt link - and I again asked questions following some feedback and thinking time.<br /> <br /> They then completed the sorting exercise - lots of peer review and thinking time - about 10 to 15 mins<br /> <br /> Once this was done they then responded to questions and then they completed the hierarchical triangle followed by the creation of a SPEEDL paragraph. This was supported by a writing frame to help the weaker learners - see the SPEEDL slide on the PPt.<br /> <br /> To cap the lesson off we did a magpie minute - students walking round and taking nice ideas from other people's work and then develop their initial paragraphs with Purple Pen. <br /> <br /> Overall a really pleasing lesson.

This worksheet works well for the Cold War Unit of the new GCSEs. It examines the cause and impact of the Warsaw Pact and NATO. With embedded notes and scaffolded questions it is designed to support getting the content done in a timely and effective manner.

This is a wonderful introduction resource that outlines key content, keywords and other useful information (timeline) for the Edexcel Mecdicine Unit - from 1700 to Modern Medicine &amp; the Western Front Unit of work.

A worksheet designed to offer core notes for a learner and then allow them to move to explanation thinking.

This is a fantastic booklet that sets out not just the exam question and useful guidance but also an assessment feedback form to support peer/self or teacher feedback.

One worksheet is a table type worksheet designed to be printed on A3. It has pre made notes on the religious settlement so less able students have revision material. The worksheet then has text boxes designed to allow students to briefly explain what they can learn from this and then for the more able the opportunity to explain/evaluate the impact this might have for Elizabeth. <br /> <br /> The second worksheet allows students to have notes on the impact of the religious settlement in England and then, to either condense this material down or, to explain the impact it can have.

This is a wonderful display timeline to go around your classroom which identifies the key dates and adds a short description/explanation of them. All dates utilise the textbooks to embed knowledge and understanding,

This is a worksheet designed to support GCSE students in the Cold War unit. It has embedded notes and differentiated tasks designed to support students and teachers in getting the content completed but ensuring higher order thinking skills can be developed.

Worksheet to examine the problems the Provisional Government in Russia faced.

Students use the hexagons to show the interconnection between factors<br /> <br /> Get the students to write in one colour descriptive information around the hexagon. <br /> In the Hexagon explain why it was significant.<br /> Use connecting lines to show the links and along the lines explain the links - for a challenge the thicker the lines the more important the connection.

<p>These worksheets are designed to be used in A3 format alongside the Political ideas book for AQA Politics.</p>

A good end of key topic test or homework to consolidate learning. 25 questions and 30 marks available. Aimed to support weaker learners to consolidate learning before moving on to exam style questions.

These are 4 worksheets which have completed revision notes and, a set of questions designed to allow students to have summary notes.<br /> <br /> The final worksheet is a living graph that asks students to judge the impact of each aspect identified from the results of the religious settlement. In essence you have 5 worksheets for the which will cover a significant amount of the religious settlement content.

A fantastic resource that can be used for revision or as a starter/plenary activity. These cards are designed to test student knowledge of the content for the new GCSE History Module on Superpower Relations.

A set of revision cards for students to play. Print out and hole punch in the corner for a treasury tag for little booklets to be made.

A worksheet where the notes are already done and the students read and respond to then tasks to the side of them. Designed to promote students to explain rather than describe the key features of the events.

Students describe or explain why the conferences were significant and then shade in the graph to reflect how significant. - Leads to great debates!