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Religion in the Middle Ages
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Religion in the Middle Ages

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Why was religion important in the Middle Ages? analysis of the Doom painting and a diamond 9 or reasons of why religion was so important.
Medicine 1750-1900
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Medicine 1750-1900

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A look at key individuals and their contributions to medicine 1750-1900 for KS3 students to do as part of studying the Industrial Revolution.
The Crusades
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The Crusades

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A one-off lesson on the Crusades. This is to be taught as a ‘meanwhile elsewhere…’ theme. The context would be the medieval realms as the period of study. Students can explore what was happening on a global scale, which helps to diversify and make the year 7 curriculum more inclusive. What were the Crusades? Why did people want to go on them? What was the impact?
Castles- KS3
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Castles- KS3

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Motte and Bailey Castles and the development of stone castles- 2 lessons.
Why were the British motivated to carry on Fighting in WW1?
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Why were the British motivated to carry on Fighting in WW1?

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A 2-3 part lesson covering why the British were motivated to carry on fighting. Skills developed are source based and incorporation of own knowledge. Including an evidence pack, differentaited resources and a plan to support students, a PPT and DIRT lesson with activities on. Model answers and mark scheme included to be in line with the demands and specification of recent KS3 framework for History.
Does Mary Tudor deserve her nickname of 'Bloody Mary'?
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Does Mary Tudor deserve her nickname of 'Bloody Mary'?

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Using the nursery rhyme to start off and then looking at the arguments for and against if Mary deserved her nickname. Intro to analysing what is fact and opinion. This results in students writing an argument for and against and a judgment and self assessing it and then teacher assesing it by tick boxing criteria.