A PPT illustrating why Lincoln announced the Emancipation Proclamation.

A lesson for A-Level students on the 1850 Compromise and its effects on sectional tension.

A KS3 Geography lesson looking at the causes of British climate as well as the difference between weather and climate.

An A-Level lesson examining the background to the conflict that would arise between Western settlers and the Native Americans in the 1830s.

A one page revision guide to the end of WWI and introduction to the Big Three.

This is a useful glue in sheet for Year 7s showing History rules for the classroom, connectives and key words for the Medieval Realms section of the course.

A GCSE revision sheet on the German reaction to the Treaty of Versailles.

A PPT lesson and accompanying worksheet on the Normans. It is aimed at GCSE level but could be easily adapted to KS3 if needed.

An A-Level lesson on the way that the Civil War impacted upon both the North and South during the US Civil War.

A PPT offering guidance on some CIE GCSE History Paper 1 questions on Hitler’s Foreign Policy before allowing the students to tackle them under timed conditions.

A useful sheet giving History students guidance about revising for their A-Level exams.

A KS3 lesson on the impact of the Blitzkrieg on Europe - suitable for Year 9 students but can be adapted for other Key Stages.

This is an easily editable 70 minute assessment for GCSE students studying USA History.

This is a great starter activity to get children thinking about surviving a Zombie Apocalypse - could be used for STEM or Literacy.

This lesson looks at the characteristics of living things via herbology classes and yeast experiments.

This lesson is to do with the nature of solids, liquids and gases taught through transfiguration.

This is a short in class assessment task on the USA in the 1920s suitable for GCSE classes. It is editable.

This fully editable worksheet gives students an overview of what punishments were like in Tudor times. It is suitable for both KS3 and GCSE History lessons due to its editable nature. It comes equipped with a series of questions designed to get students thinking about why punishments were so harsh in that era.