A lesson looking at the invention and importance of trains during the Industrial revolution including key events such as the opening of the Stockton-Darlington and Liverpool-Manchester railways and key individuals such as Richard Trevithick and George Stephenson. Includes a recap starter, teacher exposition and questions and videos.

A lesson looking at the invention and importance of canals during the Industrial Revolution including key individuals such as James Brindley, the Duke of Bridgewater and Josiah Wedgewood. Includes a recap starter, teacher exposition and questions and a video.

A lesson looking at the improvement and importance of roads during the Industrial Revolution looking at key individuals such as Thomas Telford, John McAdam, Dick Turpin and turnpikes. Includes a recap starter, teacher exposition and questions and videos.

A lesson looking at both roads, canals and trains, including key individuals such as the Duke of Bridgewater, Richard Trevithick and George Stephenson. Includes a recap starter, teacher exposition and questions and videos.

A lesson looking at the Luddites during the Industrial Revolution including a recap starter, videos and a worksheet.

A lesson looking at how the government reformed working conditions in factories during the Industrial Revolution including key reformists such as Robert Owen, Richard Oastler, Michael Sadler and Lord Ashley

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 the growth of towns during the Industrial Revolution including a recap starter, a video, teacher exposition and questions.

Lesson looking at the importance of iron during the Industrial Revolution and a step by step of how it was made and a worksheet looking at the Darby family.

A lesson looking into why coal was important during the Industrial Revolution and the jobs and dangers in a coal mine. Includes a recap starter, teacher exposition and questions and videos.

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 what the Industrial Revolution was and how it started including a recap starter, spot the difference, definition, video and gap fill activity.

A lesson looking at the invention of the steam engine and James Watt including a recap starter, video, labeling activity and sorting activity with water and steam power.

A lesson about the Agricultural Revolution including a recap starter, teacher exposition and questions, a video and a worksheet.

A lesson looking at how Anglo-Saxon Britain was organised including a recap starter, teacher exposition and questions and a plenary quiz.

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 Anglo-Saxon society including a recap starter, teacher exposition and a colour coding activity about Anglo-Saxon woman and children and a card sort activity and video about crime and punishment.

A lesson about Viking settlements in Britain including a recap starter, video, worksheet and teacher exposition on Coppergate.

A lesson looking at Alfred of Wessex and his defeat of the Vikings including a worksheet, storyboard and video

A lesson looking at why the Vikings came to Britain including a recap starter, a drawing and labeling activity of a Viking longship, a push and pull factors sorting activity and a true or false activity.