Powerpoint with everything you need for an introduction lesson for Elizabeth I. Aimed at KS3 but can be adapted for GCSE (especially with AQA exam board and for LA classes).

This lesson explores the monarch Mary I (Bloody Mary) through the use of poetry as a source. There are tasks to do independently making this very suitable for a remote learning task.

This lesson is designed for independent online/remote learning. It focuses on a poem written by Elizabeth I herself ‘when i was fair and young’ and includes both English and History skills.

These word-searches offer clues to find the correct words for the following topics: conflict in Asia Elizabethan england Germany Health and the People

This includes a PowerPoint with revision ideas for each monarch. Then, there are also word documents to complement the activities on the slides. In the notes of each slide is a YouTube link for a relevant (fun) video if you would like to break up the times.

Keywords taken from the Conflict in Asia course turned into flashcards to play with like ‘Headbands’ with coloured medals on the cards to display the difficulty of the word.

This lesson explores the genre of detective fiction through a multiple choice reading comprehension of hounds of the baskervilles and a chance for them to write their own detective fiction stories.

This lesson looks at the crimes which were committed in the Middle-Ages and the punishments to suit them. Also included is a reading comprehension on the police force. Great for lower ability classes or 1:1s.

This is a full hour lesson looking at what sources are in a Victorian Crime and Punishment context. This is really broken down so great for a lower ability class or even as an intervention.