**World War One revision**. A huge COLLECTION of award winning resources and TES recommended revision tools. Many lessons worth of activities for helping students of all exam boards, abilities, nationalities and English levels to learn about WWI. A great lesson for all higher KS3 / GCSE / A Level and IB students. Suitable for both British curriculum and the international curriculum. All attachments are very straight forward and easy to use. A great supplement to which ever textbook you are using and exam board studying. No specific exam board is mentioned or needed. Excellent for PGCE students / NQTs / non-specialists as all the work has been done for you. Thanks for stopping by! :)

Issues and Debates workbook. New spec Edexcel. Paper Three. A2 Psychology Whole workbooklet Very useful for revision.

Review events and dates for American History and World History 20th Century OCR Paper 1 Revision

Problems with the Reformation. Catholics vs Protestants Lesson with all resources looking at the differences between the two types of Christianity (Venn diagram activity) Discussions on the problems that came from the break with Rome by Henry VIII, and then some written work to complete. The Tudors

Globalisation - IBMYP

Lesson with all resources included in the powerpoint. Students learn about the key aspects of the Roman Army, including information given and a chance to do research online. Students need to focus on the statement ‘why was the roman army so successful’. Opportunities for engagement by relating the army to a football team.

GCSE Options ppt - encouraging students to consider History as a GCSE option.

Chinese Civil War Mao CCP Source based student led activity worksheet

Focuses on: Historicism (late 19thC) Accidentalist Intentionalist Hegelian Marxist Structuralist Annales Postmodernism (late 20thC)

A powerpoint designed to support students knowledge through the use of an assembly and / or for tutor time lessons / pshce / history. Information about the Somme is included, about the use of poppies and links to current conflict on why we should remember.

Assembly for students to learn about the significance of Ramadan, understand who, why and how it is celebrated.

Students to be introduced to the new unit of ‘Causes and effects of war’. Research task, for students to practise their research skills and collate their notes. All different wars included, can edit and remove or add more / less.

Mainly aimed at IBDP students, but able to use in A Level exam practise too. A huge selection of exam questions to consider, discuss and practise.

A huge chart (partially filled, partially blank for students to fill) to compare the reforms and reactions of Alexander II and III. This then leads into an essay support sheet, with guidance on how to answer an essay question comparing the 2 Tsars. Very good resource.

A lesson / worksheet introducing or extending knowledge on the key aspects of Communism and Fascism, allowing students to evaluate both and consider where they would place themselves on the political spectrum. Good for establishing key words.

Introduction to Sociology and research methods. Basic ppt with some information and some tasks - designed as a simple introduction for first time Sociology students, nothing too complicated.

Qualitative, quantitative, primary and secondary types of data.

To be able to define a ‘family’ To be able to compare the differences within families To be able to discuss why families are so important. Evidence, tasks, revision and exam questions.

A full lesson with resources focused on how experiments take place in Sociology. Linked to exam questions

A full lesson with resources focused on how observations take place in Sociology. Linked to exam questions