A SEE, THINK and QUESTION Magna Carta starter for Year 7 students to get them interested in King John and the Magna Carta.

A great set of revision notes on the reasons why Hitler was able to get into power. Suitable for GCSE or A-Level.

This is a homework task involving researching a soldier from WWI and completing a task of the student’s choice. It is completely editable and comes with a mark scheme.

Throwback to when I was writing for the HA - might be still useful!

GCSE Task for students to do at home - work out 5 reasons for the Nazi-Soviet Pact and complete the chart.

A sheet looking at Native American culture

Students can use the internet or their textbooks to complete the blank chart on the landmark test cases during the US Civil Rights Movement.

A quick recap test on the development of the railways in USA for A-Level students.

This is a PPT aimed at A-level students studying psychology. It is fully editable.

This is a fact sheet about Boudica aimed at KS1 History lessons.

A sheet of key terms for the Roman Empire.

This is a fun free lesson on El Chupacabra, easily adaptable, and can be used for a number of lessons.

A great little activity to get younger children matching up money with coins/notes.

A bit of a fun PPT getting students to think about myths and cultures around the world and whether cryptids could be real or made up. It is editable for you to use as you want.

A fun PPT exploring the myths and origins of the Kraken.

A worksheet to help with the Consecutive Number task for ASDAN Number module A1. • You have a set of 4 consecutive numbers. • This means they go after each other. • How many different answers can you get using plus and minus signs between the numbers. • We will use the numbers 1,2,3 and 4 to start with… • Use this chart to help you. • Then have a go with 4 consecutive numbers of your own.

GCSE History revision page on the Marshall Plan.

A KS3 lesson on the impact of the British Empire.

This is a KS3 lesson outlining both the advantages and disadvantages of tourism on Europe.