Revision mat with information on how the Nazi Regime dealt with opponents. Useful for GCSE and A-Level history. This is covered in Cambridge iGCSE 0470 and Pearson Edexcel. Can be used for a number of examination boards and for key stage 3 studies.

Fact file on Maximilien Robespierre and the Reign of Terror, suitable for KS3 studies. Useful as a revision sheet or to form part of homework and additional reading.

Target setting sheet for pupils to fill in. Pupils can identify areas they need to improve on with the teacher and use these targets to guide their learning improve their work over a period of time.

Fact file worksheet where pupils collect information (carousel, online research, class textbooks) to decide if Germany was a totalitarian state. Useful for KS3, GCSE and possibly A-Level depending on level of students.

**Leaving Certificate Gaeilge Mini assessment of the most frequent words in the Leaving Certificate cluastuiscint.

Easy grab fact file on the predecessors to Adolf Hitler as Chancellor. Useful for GCSE, Leaving Certificate and A-Level

Simple vocabulary sheet for unit 7, option B CIE iGCSE history 0470. Space for pupils to write the definitions of words in each box and some leftover boxes to add words to.

KS3 Lesson on the Black Death using sources. Pupils can explore the symptoms and treatments of the Black Death.

A simple mind map which gets pupils to research the failures and weaknesses of the Provisional Government of Russia, 1917 under specific headings. This can be done solo or could be printed A3 to complete as a group task where each pupil takes a ‘pie size’ piece of the sheet to research and then discuss all the factors together as a group. This is used for GCSE history.

A lesson created for KS3 pupils to investigate who fought on the allied and axis sides in WWII, and to investigate the casualties of those who fought in the war. This will then be represented on a graph by the pupils. Please leave a review if you found this resource useful.

Poster for the classroom focusing on when the use uru.