A revision power point that walks through how to tackle the EdExcel Superpower Relations exam

A revision power point focusing on the rule of Kaiser Wilhelm II between 1890 and 1914 focusing on Germany before World War One. The presentation supports the teaching of AQA GCSE Germany 1890-1945.

A GCSE History resource focusing on AQA’s GCSE History Germany 1890-1945. This focuses on the Weimar Republic between 1919 and 1929 with a focus on the political opposition to the Weimar Republic, the Munich Beer Hall Putsch and the era of the Golden Age including the role of Gustav Stresemann

A GCSE History resource focused on AQA’s GCSE Germany 1890-1945 course. This resource focuses on the impact of the Nazi economy on people’s lives between 1933 and 1945 including how the Nazis reduced unemployment, the Strength Through Joy and the impact of World War 2 on people’s lives.

A resource which focuses on key writing and language techniques that are used in poetry and some key advice to support students in writing about poetry. The resource is aiming at Key Stage 3 students but could also be used to support Key Stage 4 students.

A 15 page booklet of information giving students the key information for the Whitehchapel Unit of the EdExcel GCSE History course

A writing map which helps and supports pupils with their academic writing in GCSE History.

This set of 3 resources provide a great timeline, key words and key individuals overview for EdExcel GCSE History - Superpower Relations.

A knowledge organiser of key words and writing styles to support a study of gothic literature and writing.

A full walking, talking mock style resource which walks you through a German past paper. Complete with advice on how to answer each question and model answers throughout. This will enable you to teach your students to be successful in answering this exam question - for EdExcel GCSE Germany.

This is an exam walk through power point for the EdExcel GCSE History course - Migrants in Britain. It goes through each of the exam style questions with model answers and top tips on how to answer the exam questions.

A power point which can be used in class to walk through the exam. The answer includes top tips on how to answer the exam question in student friendly language complete with example answers.

An exam walk through for EdExcel Early Elizabethans. This power point goes through a whole exam paper, contains model answers and gives top tips on how to successfully answer the exam.

This is a useful revision and classroom resource to help students in secondary schools understand and analyse poems. It contains a clear definition for the different techniques writers use and a focus on form, language, tone, language and imagery.

This resource is a game suitable for upper Key Stage 2 or lower Key Stage 3 focusing on Medieval Castles. Students have to decide a location for a castle and choose items for their castle. They then have to test the castle they have created against 20 different scenarios based on real events in History. There is a quiz to reinforce understanding and a range of other information on the power point too. The activity takes between 1-2 hours and would be suitable for an afternoon enrichment session focusing on teamwork and history.

A GCSE History revision resource focusing on AQA GCSE History Germany 1890-1945. It covers the topic of the establishment of Hitler’s dictatorship between January 1933 and August 1934 including a focus on the Reichstag Fire, Enabling Act, Night of the Long Knives and the death of President Hindenburg.

A GCSE History revision power point for AQA’s GCSE Germany (1890-1945) course. The resource focuses on the failure of Weimar democracy, the use of Article 48 and how and why Hitler was appointed Chancellor by President Hindenburg in January 1933.

GCSE History revision resource for AQA’s Germany 1890-1945 focusing on the Nazi treatment of minority groups, including the Jewish people. It also focuses on policies towards young people, women and the Church.

A punctuation mat which can be printed A3 size which focuses on the different types of punctuation, when it should be used and some concrete examples. This is a useful resource for helping students to think about using a wider range of punctuation in their writing.