Survival skills, necessary items, and travel writing

An exploration on the island on the morning after the crash - includes group activity.

Research guidance about one of the countries and the plane crash - creative writing and senses exploration.

Introduction to project, plane design, letter application

A lesson about how Sikhs view and look after the body.

Includes an activity hunt about different beliefs about the body.

Beliefs about the body in Hinduism

An overview and discussion of the origin and issues of human rights today.

A short overview of Hinduism and the principles and disciplines.

Lesson about the 10 commandments and the 5 pillars.

A short reflection about the Christmas story and what Christmas means to different people.

For use in Assemblies in Remembrance Week

Assembly powerpoint plus script showing the difference Fairtrade can make across the world.

An introduction to how rules and laws can work in practice using the scenario of crashing on a desert island.

A Scheme of Work for the Tudors. Some of the activities have been adapted from other excellent resources from other TES authors. Some of the activities will include page references - these will be from Presenting the Past 2 or History in Progress 1 L1 - Intro to Tudors L2 - Henry VII's problems L3 - closing the monasteries L4 - Why did Henry break with Rome L5 - Queen Mary L6 -7- Daily life in Elizabeth's reign L8 - Why did the Armada fail

Second part of my SOW about the Slave Trade L4 Slave Auctions L5-6 Plantations research project L7 - Slave resistance L8 - Abolition

Part 1 of my scheme of work on Africa pre-slavery and the slave trade (part 2 available separately as I couldn't upload all the files in one. L1 - Was Africa Civilised L2 The Slave Trade Triangle L3 The Middle Passage

Overview of the lesson: Thunks - introduction to complex thinking. Students can go in pairs or threes and spend ten minutes discussing one or more of the thunks. Family tree - students make a family tree/timeline of Tudor reigns. Portraits - discuss portraits and why they were painted. Analysis/literacy task - analysing one of the portraits. Example given.

Contains instructions for research and making a scrapbook about life in the Medieval Period. The assessment information is written according my department's policy but can easily be adapted. L1 - Medieval images and scrapbook planning L2 - Village Life L3 - Town Life L4 - Self and peer assessment to improve L5 - The Black Death (potential end of topic lesson or you could move earlier).