A comprehensive decision making activity. Great review activity and connects with many other causes of World War 2.

A worksheet / exercise that asks students to rank 10 terms of the treaty. Good for pair or small group folllow up.

A PowerPoint with video links that covers 8 causes of the war.Supported with activity timeline / worksheet and neat ranking activity.

A relatively simple sorting activity with 'code breaker&' alternative to &';cut and stick'. Follow up summary activities included.

A simple, text ordering exercise allows students to understand what happened in the battle. Extension tasks provided.

This resources helps students understand where many of the people living in Britain originated. Celts, Romans, Saxons, Vikings, Normans 1066, and later migrants. Includes fun facts / true or false and timeline activities too.

Video Clip For Empathy Exercise : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0V1yRrjMmM

Unit key words, Nazi persecution of minorities, Hitler's Henchmen &'5 square&'; puzzle.

A look at Goebbels and his role as Minister For Propaganda. 1: have students colour code sources / info into categories 2: Have them make summary notes into template.

A PPT that covers : Jewish history Background, Reasons for Persecution, the Nuremberg Laws, Propaganda, Kristallnacht, The Warsaw Ghetto, Einsatzgruppen, The Final Solution.

An effective PowerPoint with simple review worksheet.\nPlan\n\n1:Play the PPT on a loop using the rehearsed timings\n2: Have students record information into the template\n3: decorate ATP frame with drawing etc.\n\nSimple and effective revision.

An breakdown of the events surrounding the fire. Students complete speech bubbles to help interact with the narrative text. Fun to mark! Works best as A3.

A storyboard that breaks down the road to the Enabling Law. Lots of variation of tasks. Very useful for promotion of literacy.

A diagram to show the impact of the treaty in Germany. 1: By 1923 2: After 1929 and the Global Depression

Content : Unit key words, who is who, the domino theory and containment, why did the USA get involved?, source comparison and evaluation.

A range of sources and template to record / classify findings. Follow up with debate activity using the structure provided.

A simple outline to promote discussion / debate skills. Template and ideas for judges too.

A diverse collection of sources design to help student understand the factors behind the US 'defeat&'. Focus 1: US military weaknesses 2: Vietnamese strengths 3: The battle for hearts and minds 4: US public opinion.

Asks students to order the events of Bighorn and imagine 'Custer&'s Last Moments&';.

20 question quiz that covers the set up, organisation and roles of the SA / suggested extensions ideas.\n\nSummary worksheet to accompany.