Lessons and resources from my enquiry 'How did the lives of black Americans change between 1929 and 1965?

Lessons and resources from my enquiry 'How did the lives of black Americans change between 1929 and 1965?

Lessons for Edexcel’s Weimar and Nazi Germany

Another lesson from my English Civil War enquiry. Suitable for KS3. This bundle contains GCSE style exam questions, alongside model answers and revision mateirals.

Aimed at KS4.

Series of lessons for AQA Paper One, Section B ‘The Interwar Years’. No textbooks needed as my resources contain everything needed.

Lesson from an enquiry into Empire - focusing on the British Empire and India.

Contains inforomation sheets, revision tasks, exam questions, model answers, checklists and so much more! This took me over 60 hours to put together.

Designed for Edexcel. All resources included so no need for a textbook.

Designed for Edexcel’s Crime and Punishment. Includes exam questions, model answers, information sheets and revision tasks.

A revision booklet containing past questions, information and revision tasks from 1250-1900. The booklet has been designed for the Edexcel course. However, this medicine through time pack can also be used for AQA.

Designed for Paper 2 of Edexcel’s Superpower Relations and the Cold War. Print as a set. Students then fill in the details and cut out, forming cue cards.

Part of a sequence of lessons exploring how and why women were finally awarded the right to vote. All lessons are resourced and aimed at KS3. The Suffragettes.

One lesson from my SoW on the Slave Trade

For Edexcel

A lesson for Edexcel on crime and punishment. GCSE. History.

A lesson and its resources, meaning no need for a textbook, on the Berlin Airlift.

A lesson and its resources, meaning no need for a textbook, on the Cuban Missile Crisis for Edexcel Superpower Relations and the Cold War.

A lesson and its resources, meaning no need for a textbook, on the reasons why detente emerged in the 1970s for Edexcel Superpower Relations and the Cold War.

A sequence of two lessons that use sources to judge if Mary I deserves her reputation,