This set of lessons is designed for AQA AS Sociology and for use with the orange AQA Sociology Book by Napier Press. These lessons are complete with PowerPoints and accompanying resources. PowerPoints cover at least two lessons. Lesson 1 is designed in a flipped learning style which requires students to have read the homework handout and made notes prior to the lesson.

This booklet covers all topics for Families and Households and follows a PEEAL structure for essay writing (Point, Evidence, Explain, Analysis, Link). Each topic includes an exam question, item, model paragraph and space for students to write their own additional two practice model papragraphs.

A series of lessons designed for Year 9 exploring the theme 'why is there evil?' Worksheets e.g. source analysis can be found in the PPT's for printing. Please note - The evil project (project-based learning approach) could take place before the final written assessment and the group work can take place over 2-4 lessons. Please e-mail me if you would like to use the resources I used for the Evil Project Source Packs. These included additional information for students on Buddhist, Sikh and Hindu explanations of evil. Lesson 1 - What is Evil? Lesson 2 - Christianity and Evil Lesson 3 - Christianity and Dealing with Evil Lesson 4 - Islam and Evil Lesson 5 - Assessment Lesson 6-8 - Evil Project

This resource covers every topic in the Crime and Deviance Sociology AQA A Level unit. Each topic has model paragraphs which students can use to write model essays and revise the key content. The paragraphs follow a PEEA structure - Point, Evidence, Explain, Analyse (evaluate). This is probably the most useful resource I’ve ever created for my A Level students!