Edexcel History GCSE 9-1
Marking templates for each exam question for papers 1, 2 and 3
Includes, level, mark, descriptions to gain different marks
As well as box for WWW/EBI comments
Edexcel History AS Level Route F: Searching for rights and freedoms in the twentieth century
Work Booklet focusing on Unit 4 Standard of Living, Theme 3 Leisure and Travel
All activities match the Searching Rights for Freedom Edexcel A Level Brown Book.
3 lessons on -
Spectator Sports
Car Ownership
Air Travel
Powerpoints and work booklet included
The American West c.1835-c.1895 (GCSE Edexcel Paper 2)
Exam Structure Guide and list of Exam Questions
Question 1 - Explain two consequences of… (8 Marks)
Question 2 - Write a narrative account analysing‐ …. (8 Marks)
Question 3 - Explain two of the following … (16 Marks)
Title: Why do we need feminism?
Learning Challenge: Describe what feminism is and explain why feminism exists.
Gender equality and gender stereotypes still exist. Why do we need feminism today?
The American West, c1835-c1895
Edexcel History GCSE
American West GCSE Revision Booklet with knowledge organisers and key words and key events
1836 - 1895
Paper 2
Revision Post it note activity, editable to cover your own recap questions
Suitable for lower ability pupils.
Colour and black and white version available to amend and print for your classes.
History. Paper 3: Modern depth study. Option 31: Weimar and Nazi Germany, 1918–39.
Topic Looking After Myself, Title: Personal Hygiene
PSHE curriculum for Key Stage 3
Suitable for Year 6, 7 or Year 8
SMSC/British Values: Individual liberty - making informed decisions
Learning Challenge: To describe good practices of hygiene and explain why it is important to be clean.
Early Elizabethan England Student Work booklet
1558—1588
Paper 2 Edexcel GCSE
Includes summary of information, suitable for homework or retrieval practice
Mix of activities to support student learning this course including answering exam questions
PSHE lesson on growing up and puberty.
SMSC/British Values: Sustain their self‐esteem in their learning experience.
Learning Objective: To describe the changes that happen to the body during puberty.
Lesson suitable for Year 7 or Year 8
PSHE
Emotional literacy
Title: Emotional Literacy – Why is self awareness and sensitivity important?
SMSC/British Values: To listen and respond appropriately to the views and actions of others.
Learning Challenge: To demonstrate the behaviours of sensitivity and self awareness.
British Medicine Through Time, 1200 to 2000 Revision Guide
Suitable for GCSE study
The workbooklet contains -
Knowledge organisers for Medieval, Renaissance, Industrial and Modern time periods
Context, timelines and key words for all time periods
Knowledge quizzes with a range of question and answer activity, useful for setting for homework
Answers available for feedback and checking
An introduction lesson to the Holocaust for Key Stage 3. How Can Sources Explain the Events of the 1930s?
Lesson has been created using resources fro UCL Centre for Holocaust Education resources. The lesson requires pupils to analyse sources and look at Historical interpretations.
Included:
Lesson PowerPoint
Lesson Resources to match
Edexcel History AS Level Route F: Searching for rights and freedoms in the twentieth century
Work Booklet focusing on Theme 3: Women. The Changing Position of Women, 1917-1980.
All activities match the Searching Rights for Freedom Edexcel A Level Brown Book.
Topics:
The Impact of WW1 on Women
The Roaring Twenties and Flapper girls
The Great Depression and the New Deal
The Impact of WW2 on Women
Suburban Living
Women’s liberation Movement and Betty Friedan
Revision templates also available at the end of the PowerPoint
What is Sexual Harassment?
Describe what constitutes stalking and harassment and explain its impact on the person.
What is defined as stalking
Consent and saying no
What mattered most to British rulers?
British colonial rule in India from 1757s onwards
Conquests of East India Company
Includes information on Robert Clive
To describe and explain what makes a cohesive community.
British Values: Explore the value and richness of cultural diversity in modern Britain.
What makes a good community?
What is a good citizen?
The importance of the Equality Act