Lesson 1: Living Conditions Lesson 2: Working Conditions Lesson 3: Assessment (plus differentiated option)

A free taster lesson from my Scheme of Work: The Industrial Revolution. It includes an assessment with a differentiated option. You can find the whole SOW here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/scheme-of-work-the-industrial-revolution-11542518

A free taster lesson from my scheme of work. The whole SOW is available for £2.50 - it is entitled: "Scheme of work on the Stuarts."

Lesson 1 - How does History treat James I? Lesson 2 and 3 - assessment preparation and assessment - James I - The wisest fool in Christendom? Lesson 4 - Was Charles I a successful ruler? Lesson 5 - King or Parliament? Lesson 6 - How do you punish a king? All lessons are fully resourced. If there are page references, it refers to Presenting the Past 2. I will put up Lesson 1 for free as a preview. Link here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/how-does-history-treat-james-i-11542440

This resource includes all of the past paper structured questions and a powerpoint of all the past paper source questions. There is also a handout that includes a checklist of how to answer source questions.

Lesson 1 and 2 include powerpoints and all resources. There is one activity which might require the textbook "Dying for the vote" but can be missed. Lesson 3 is an assessment. L1) A woman's place/intro to woman's suffrage L2) Suffragettes vs Suffragists L3) Emily Davison plus assessment

An overview of the content for Paper II with a ready-to-print revision booklet.

A taster lesson for my scheme of work, The Home Front and World War 2. All resources included. SOW on sale for £2.50 for six lessons plus all accompanying resources.

A 6 lesson scheme of work about Life on the Home Front in World War 2. Fully resourced. It also includes an assessment on the bombing of Dresden. Lesson 2 on rationing is up on the site for free as a taster. Link below: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/the-home-front-rationing-11537948 Lesson 1) Evacuation Lesson 2) Rationing Lesson 3) Bombing and the Home Guard Lesson 4) Dresden Lesson 5) Dresden Assessment Lesson 6) The End of the War

A fully resourced lesson about how evacuation worked in World War 2.

I have included the first five lessons from my scheme of work for the new Conflict and Tension 1918-1939. If you find these lessons helpful, you can buy my whole scheme of work (search for BUNDLE AQA Conflict and Tension 1918-1939).

This is part 2 of my Conflict and Tension 1918-1939 SOW. It includes all powerpoints and printable resources. L11 Reoccupation of the Rhineland L12 Anschluss L13 Reactions to Anschluss L14 The Sudeten Crisis L15 International reactions and appeasement L16 The Nazi-Soviet Pact L17 Invasion of Poland and WW2 start L18 Conclusion and review (includes assessment) Please leave a review if you found helpful/tips for improvement.

This is part 1 of 2 of my scheme of work for Conflict and Tension. Part 2 is available on a separate resource as I couldn't put them all on this upload. All powerpoints and resources included. You will need the Conflict and Tension textbook for some of the activities. Lesson 1 Treaty of Versailles Lesson 2 Reactions to the Treaty of Versailles Lesson 3 What was the League of Nations Lesson 4 How successful was the League of Nations Lesson 5 International Agreements Lesson 6 The Manchurian Crisis Lesson 7 The Invasion of Abyssinia Lesson 8 The End of the League of Nations Lesson 9 What did Hitler want? Lesson 10 Reactions to Hitler's foreign policies

Part of my ongoing Scheme of Work for the New AQA GCSE. If the powerpoints refer to page numbers, it is either the blue AQA Health and The People (Hodder Education) or OCR GCSE History A SHP textbook (red). The Black Death Middle Ages - Pulling it all together Renaissance Pare and Harvey Dealing with Disease Surgery and Nursing Vaccination Early Modern Britain - Pulling it all together Germ Theory A Revolution in Surgery How did Public Health Improve The Discovery of Penicillin Modern Medicine Modern Surgery How did public health reforms (liberal reforms - adapted from a brilliant resource on TES) What is the answer to public health Conclusion and Review Important note: Some of these resources will have been partly adapted by other excellent resources on TES - I can't remember the authors, otherwise I would credit them! (Most particularly for Vaccination).

Remembrance with emphasis on why and how we remember. Contains a few useful and thought provoking video clips.

A look at who was responsible for the abolition of slavery.

Lesson designed for year 9 about the bombing of Dresden and the moral implications. Includes a possible assessment. Sources for the assessment are also the sources looked at in the lesson on Dresden itself.

A lesson that starts by recapping the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and then goes on to teach about recruitment.

Used this in a mixed ability year 8 lesson. Information on the Reign of Terror, Robespierre, and activities included. Have included a separate questions worksheet for lower ability students to start with.

Storming of the Bastille and an opportunity for a diary entry. Storming of the Bastille resources can be used as a game, students working in teams of max 4