A unit covering the 18th and 19th century medicine as part of the Medicine Through Time Edexcel GCSE. Includes the key individuals such as Jenner, Pasteur, Koch, Lister, Simpson and Nightingale and includes topics like surgery, nursing and germ theory. Lessons include: Jenner (vaccination), Germ Theory, Robert Koch, Pasteur's vaccines, James Simpson (anaesthetic) , Joseph Lister (antiseptic), Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole (nursing), Living conditions (Edwin Chadwick) and John Snow (Cholera) and a summary lesson. Also includes an exam technique lesson. Includes recap starters, teacher exposition, exam qeustions, worksheets and videos.

A unit covering the Stone age, Iron age, Romans, Anglo-Saxons and Vikings. The main theme is looking at migration to Britain. Each lesson includes a recap starter and multiple activities including colour codes, work sheets, gap fills, true and false and videos. Lessons include: Stone age Britain, Iron age Britain, Why the Romans invaded Britain, Roman settlements, How did Britain become Christian, Why did the Romans leave Britain?, Alfed of Wessex, Viking Settlements, How was Anglo-Saxon Britain organised, Anglo-Saxon society and a summary lesson.

A lesson looking at the exam technique needed for the Edexcel Medicine Through Time GCSE. Includes advice, model answers for every type of question and practice exam questions. (Does not include Western Front).

A unit covering the main points of the Industrial Revolution including the agricultural revolution, factories and social conditions. Includes lessons on: What is the Industrial Revolution?, What was the Agricultural Revolution?, How does the steam engine work?, What was black gold?, What is Iron and how was it made?, How did factories help towns grow?, Child labour, How did the government reform factories?, Who were the Luddites?, travel during the Industrial Revolution, Effects of the steam engine, Inventors and inventions, Living conditions during the Industrial Revolution, How did conditions improve during the Industrial Revolution?, Crime and punishment and Jack the Ripper. Includes a wide-range of activities including recap starters, teacher exposition and questions, worksheets, videos, carousel activities and paragraph writing.

Two lessons introducing the Industrial Revolution including a recap starter, spot the difference, video and card sort, gap fill and a key people sheet for all the key players from the Industrial Revolution.

A lesson looking at how the Romans made Britain Christian including a recap starter, teacher exposition about Roman religion before Christianity and a worksheet on St Cuthbert.

A lesson looking at Henry VIII’s annulment, why he wanted it, the events and Catherine’s response and the reasons for Wolsey’s fall including his failure to get the annulment, the amicable grant, political enemies and opposition to his foreign policy and isolation from the King. Follows the AQA Tudors A level specification. Lesson includes a recap starter, teacher exposition and questions.

A lesson looking at Henry VII’s foreign policy including his aims and relationships with Brittany, France Spain, Burgundy, HRE, the Netherlands, Scotland and Ireland as part of the AQA Tudors A level. Includes a recap starter, teacher exposition and success and failure task.

A lesson looking at the causes, events and consequences of Kristallnacht as part of the Edexcel Weimar and Nazi Germany GCSE. Includes a recap starter, teacher exposition, video and practice exam question.

A lesson looking at child labour during the Industrial Revolution including a carousel activity on chimney sweeps, mines, mills and workhouses. Also includes teacher exposition on Robert Owen.

A lesson looking at Henry’s later foreign policy including his relationships with Scotland, France and Ireland as part of the AQA Tudors A Level specification. Includes teacher exposition and debate question.

A lesson looking at Elizabeth I’s Parliaments as part of the AQA Tudors A-Level. The lesson looks at historiography and debates whether there was conflict or cooperation using examples such as religion, the issue of marriage, parliamentary privilege and taxation. Lesson includes a recap quiz, video, teacher exposition and note making, a debate question and a practice exam question. (I have uploaded a full version and a version in two halves as students could not open the full version on google classroom as the file was too large).

A lesson looking at Elizabeth I’s Religious Settlement as part of the AQA Tudors A-Level. Lesson includes a recap quiz, teacher exposition and note making and a debate question as a plenary.

A lesson looking at Elizabeth I’s Council as part of the AQA Tudors A-Level. The lesson includes how Elizabeth dealt with her council, the factions between William Cecil and Robert Dudley and the later faction between Robert Cecil and Robert Devereux. Lesson includes a recap quiz, teacher exposition and note making and textbook questions.

Crossword looking at all elements of the Industrial Revolution

A Medieval, Western Front and General Medicine Revision Crossword

A lesson looking at how Watson and Crick discovered DNA and its later developments such as the Human Genome Project as part of the Edexcel Medicine Through Time GCSE.

A lesson looking at what small pox is, how Edward Jenner made the first vaccination, opposition to it and how the vaccine was made compulsory and links to public health as part of the Edexcel Medicine Through Time GCSE. The lesson includes a recap quiz, teacher exposition and note making, videos and source analysis.

A lesson looking at how Louis Pasteur discovered that germs cause disease. The lesson includes a recap quiz, teacher exposition and note taking and a practice exam question.

An AQA A-Level History Tudors lesson looking at the Wyatts rebellion faced by Mary I. Includes a recap quiz, teacher exposition, debate activity and writing task.