A variety of source and own knowledge questions for use with Year 7 as a Black Death assessment.

This is a complete lesson on the Battle of Britain. It contains source analysis, venn diagram tasks and all of the required information. Teachers are also able to edit it.

This is a great introductory lesson to the Black Death with question tasks throughout the PPT. Easily edited.

A KS3 lesson examining portraits of Elizabeth I to glean information about her personality.

This is a complete lesson comparing the political natures of Communism vs Capitalism. There are activities on the slide to complete. It is fully editable.

A colour coding Homework task for students in KS3 to complete at home evaluating the impact of the British Empire on colonies once they left.

Simple trench labelling activity for WWI lessons.

A series of lessons designed to show the religious differences between Henry VIII, Edward VI and Mary I.

This is a KS3 based lesson that teaches students about why Henry VIII dissolved the monasteries.

This is a complete PPT lesson on an explanation of democracy. It could be used for Citizenship, History, RE or PSHE. It is fully editable.

A straightforward comprehension sheet with tasks that increase in difficultly getting students to establish who the three claimants are to the English Throne in 1066.

A GCSE Revision timeline on the Cold War with key events and their consequences… it can be edited by teachers or students.

This is a lesson comparing differing political election systems. It is fully editable.

A KS3 lesson for Year 7 on Henry VIII’s problems whilst he was King of England.

This is a lesson aimed at KS3 Year 9 students who are studying the Home Front.

A PPT that takes students through guidance on how to answer Paper 2 questions and gives exemplar answers for the CIE Exam Board.

This is a fact sheet about Boudica aimed at KS1 History lessons.

A quick recap test on the development of the railways in USA for A-Level students.

A SEE, THINK and QUESTION Magna Carta starter for Year 7 students to get them interested in King John and the Magna Carta.