<p>Workbook for independent study of the Tudors (1485-1603). Includes videos, information sheet and research tasks. Great for cover work or a class project!<br /> Topics covered include:</p> <ul> <li>The Battle of Bosworth</li> <li>Profile of Henry VII</li> <li>Henry VIII and his 6 wives</li> <li>Henry VIII and religion</li> <li>Edward VI and Lady Jane Grey</li> <li>Should Mary be called Bloody Mary? Includes essay practice</li> <li>Elizabeth’s religious settlement</li> <li>Elizabeth and Mary Queen of Scots</li> <li>The Spanish Armada</li> <li>Famous Tudor Places.</li> </ul> <p>Note: To use this resource, students will need internet access.</p>

<p>Powerpoint and workbook for the Historic Enviornment, the British Sector of the Western Front for Edexcel GCSE History, Medicine in Britain.</p> <p>I used this to teach students the key information in 12 hour long lessons, and to practice exam technique. Model answers and practice questions are included. This can also be used as revision.</p> <p>Topics included:</p> <ul> <li>What was medicine like before World War One?</li> <li>Types of sources</li> <li>Trench development and Battles of World War One.</li> <li>Problems with transport and communication and the chain of evacuation.</li> <li>Injuries and illness on the Western Front</li> <li>Improvements in treatment that developed in World War One, including blood transfusions and mobile x-rays.</li> <li>Exam technique - describe 2 features of… how useful is Source A and Source B for an enquiry into… and enquiry follow up.</li> </ul> <p>Worksheets to print out are included at the end of the Powerpoint.</p> <p>Accompanies Pearson Edexcel GCSE (1-9) Medicine through Time, c1250-present textbook, but most of the workbook can be taught without this.</p>

<p>A quiz based around David Attenborough’s shows, included an animal picture round, guess the animal based on the quote, and a general knowledge animal round. Takes one hour! Powerpoint, picture round and team sheet included.</p>

<p>A workbook for Key Stage 3 students who are studying World War One. The resource includes:</p> <ul> <li>why WW1 started (MAIN and the catalyst)</li> <li>The Schlieffen Plan</li> <li>Why people volunteered to join the army</li> <li>What life was like in the trenches</li> <li>The main battles of WW1</li> <li>How WW1 ended</li> <li>The Armistice and the Treaty of Versailles.<br /> There are videos and research activites throughout the workbook. NB: Internet access is required.</li> </ul>

<p>25 word searches for Key Stage 3 History. Each word search has 10 key terms or names to find on the topic. Each are one page to print.</p> <p>Topics covered are:<br /> Anglo-Saxons<br /> The Vikings<br /> The Normans<br /> Monarchs of England<br /> Medieval Castles<br /> The Feudal System<br /> Medieval Church<br /> The Crusades<br /> The Black Death<br /> The Wars of the Roses<br /> Henry VIII<br /> The Reformation<br /> Mary I<br /> Elizabeth I<br /> James I and the Gunpowder Plot<br /> The English Civil War<br /> The Commonwealth and Restoration<br /> The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade<br /> The Georgians<br /> The Industrial Revolution<br /> The Victorians<br /> The Causes of World War One<br /> Interwar Germany<br /> World War Two<br /> The Cold War</p>

<p>Revision resource about the Night of the Long Knives. Includes a powerpoint for recap, exam technique and a revision sheet for students.</p>

<p>Complete scheme of work including PowerPoints, information sheets and activities, for the Norman Invasion. No specific textbook is needed as information sheets are included throughout.<br /> Lessons covering:</p> <ul> <li>Contenders to the throne in 1066 (Harold Godwinson, Harald Hardrada and William, Duke of Normandy)</li> <li>The events of Stamford Bridge and the Battle of Hastings</li> <li>Why William won the Battle of Hastings</li> <li>Why William built an Abbey at Battle</li> <li>How William took control of England (Hereward the Wake, the Harrying of the North, using Norman Nobles and Norman style rule)</li> <li>How William organised England (the Domesday Book and the Feudal System)</li> </ul> <p>NB: There is no summative assessment set as each school has a different assessment possibility, but there is a suggestion of using ‘why did William win the Battle of Hastings?’ and a misconception lesson to go with this question.</p>

<p>A revision guide for GCSE Edexcel History, based on the key events.<br /> Includes a timeline, key people, key terms, the key events and quiz questions.</p> <p>Topics include:<br /> The beginning of the Vietnam War and Battle of Dien Bien Phu.<br /> The Geneva Accords.<br /> Domino Theory.<br /> Diem and his government.<br /> Opposition to Diem.<br /> Increased involvement under Kennedy.<br /> The Strategic Hamlet Program.<br /> Diem’s persecution of Buddhists.<br /> The Overthrow of Diem.<br /> The Assassination of Kennedy.<br /> The Gulf of Tonkin Incident.<br /> Operation Rolling Thunder.<br /> The Tet Offensive.<br /> The My Lai Massacre and Trial of Lieutenant Calley.<br /> The Nixon Doctrine and Vietnamisation.<br /> Nixon’s appeal to the Silent Majority.<br /> The North Vietnamese Easter Offensive.<br /> Operation Linebacker.<br /> The Paris Peace Accords.<br /> After the USA left Vietnam.</p>

<p>Three lessons based on Elizabeth I - first a research lesson, then a lesson on Elizabeth’s religious settlement, before ending in a ‘blind date’ play about which suitor Elizabeth should marry. Ideal for Year 7 or 8, this is a fun set of lessons ideal for the end of term.</p>

<p>Quiz which is suitable for students who are finishing year 9.<br /> Includes picture round, chronology and general historical knowledge.<br /> Includes powerpoint, picture round and quiz answer sheet.</p>

<p>Medicine through Time and the British Sector of the Western Front, 1914-1918 exam technique booklet.</p> <p>Includes:</p> <ul> <li>Top tips for getting the highest marks possible.</li> <li>Example answers.</li> <li>Sentence starters.</li> <li>Opportunities to have a go.</li> <li>Explanation of the factors of progress medicine.</li> <li>Change and continuity revision charts for ideas about causes, preventions and treatments.</li> <li>20 key dates for Medicine through Time.</li> </ul> <p>Can be used as an independent resource, ideal for homework or lockdown, or as a whole class workbook.</p> <p>Note: This is an exam technique booklet not a revision guide so it should be used after learning has been completed or alongside a textbook.</p>