Use this unit as an online learning resource, or edit the slides to be used for in-classroom learning. Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening exercises that follow along with a reading of the Nicola Pierce novel- Spirit of the Titanic. Activities include: Pre-reading task Comprehension questions Article writing (5Ws) Research Short oral presentation Abstract thinking Discussion questions Group Work Inference Prediction Analytical and Creative writing

Designed for younger Key Stage 3 students. A full course on Vikings covering a range of tasks and content. Boost vocabulary, use skills to describe, explain and analyse, students have chances for creative, fun tasks, too. Runes provided can be used to make puzzles, or students can write their own messages for their friends to decode. Optional fill-in-the blank worksheet attached for inference skills. Powerpoint attched to go along with the Origin Story - Norse Mythology.

This booklet was created for KS3 History. Gives students a wider understanding about the Islamic world in the Middle Ages, Mohammed, ancient inventions, new vocabulary, and a fun presentation exercise to end off the unit. A mark scheme following the Cambridge guidelines has been provided at the end of the booklet so that students can better prepare for their presentation.

I prepared this lesson for my Year 7 history class- the majority of whom are second language English learners. Objectives are to observe, listen, extract information and be able to put it into their own words. Gives students a physical context for the rest of the Ancient Greece unit. Also includes a fun maze! :)