<p>students get to know different topics concerning Scotland (sports, castles and ghosts, Highland Games, clans and kilts) through information texts<br /> they are supposed to work for them themselves and do the fun activities for each station<br /> a masterstation at the end tests the aquired knowledge<br /> the lesson was created for 2nd grade learners of English (level A2)</p>

<p>A lesson on why the Industrial Revolution started in Britain.</p> <ul> <li>What was the industrial Revolution?</li> <li>What advantages did Britain have?</li> <li>What changed from 1750-1850?</li> </ul> <p>A powerpoint guides you through the lesson, includes a worksheet with varied tasks for students and an entry worksheet to study at home.</p>

<p>In this self-explanatory stationwork the students can work completely on their own. They get information on five different aspects of the Renaissance:</p> <ol> <li>new way of thinking</li> <li>new world view</li> <li>conflict with the church</li> <li>art and architecture</li> <li>Leonardo da Vinci<br /> On their worksheets they complete various creative tasks on these topics and it is also complete with online quizzes and links/QR Codes.<br /> A complementary PowerPoint for revision is also included.</li> </ol>

<p>This is a lesson on the role of women in Nazi Germany. It is a complete lesson including a powerpoint presentation that guides you and your students through the different tasks on the worksheet and also provides a worksheet and an overview worksheet for the students to study later.</p>

<p>Complete lesson on life during the Industrial Revolution. Students can work without much guidance and its self-explanatory! There are station sheets with infos on</p> <ul> <li>child labour</li> <li>living conditions</li> <li>new inventions</li> <li>…<br /> and a 6 page station worksheets with complementing and varied tasks for students to do.</li> </ul>

<p>In this lesson the students get to know about the life of peasants/villeins in a medieval village. They learn about the people that lived there, what the houses looked like and what kind of food they ate. It includes a PowerPoint that accompanies the worksheets and an entry worksheet to study. Please note that this lesson has been created for a bilingual class!</p>

has been used in History class 7 (Germany)<br /> selfexplaining tasks on the stations for the accompanying worksheets