These are the lessons which create the resources for a Year 9 Scheme of Learning that I made for Year 9. The scheme takes about 15 hours to teach and contains lessons on: The atomic bomb Communism and capitalism including an ideology game The Bolshevik Revolution The arms race The Cuban Missile Crisis Cold War propaganda

This bundle has been created to cover President Johnson’s administration. The lessons were made for the AQA A Level American Dream unit, but can be used for any post 16 post war study of the USA.

This bundle contains all of the lessons complete with resources to enable you to teach the whole of the first year of the A Level History course. Each power point contains approximately 4/5 hours of learning, and are based on the study required for AQA Unit 1C for history A Level, but can be used for any post 16 study of the Tudors. No additional lesson planning would be needed for Year 12 - just use the resources and adapt to meet individual needs. This pack also includes fully comprehensive revision notes on Henry VII and Henry VIII

This bundle contains comprehensive GCSE revision resources for Weimar and Nazi Germany. They are fully differentiated and contain notes; revision knowledge mats to be laminated and an interactive flashcard game for the whole class to enjoy. They are particularly useful to support the learning of lower and middle prior attaining students.

This bundle contains all of the resources needed to teach religion across the whole of the Tudor period. All necessary sources; interpretations and activities are included. This is useful to teach either a breadth study essay/interpretation of history for the examination paper, or as a starting point for an NEA on the Tudors and religion. The whole of this bundle would take about 15 hours to teach in total.

This breadth study focuses on the governments of Henry VII’s personal government to Henry VIII’s reliance on his ministers. It is mainly focused around interpretations of history as required by the A Level specification; is complete with resources and takes about 8/10 hours to teach. It also allows students to open with a debate on how far Henry VII had consolidate his power after Bosworth to link previous learning (lessons available.) Key focus: Was there a revolution in government?

These resources have been created to teach the Presidency of Eisenhower at A Level. They have been produced for the AQA American Dream Unit but can be used for any course on post war America. They involve detailed source analysis and pay particularly close attention to Eisenhower’s foreign policy as detailed on the specification. It would take about 10 lessons to deliver the work contained in these resources.

This bundle contains all of the power points/resources to teach US foreign policy 1945-1968 and more… The resources are full of research tasks; examination practice; video clips; links; AO1 knowledge. They are structured;easy to follow and really extend student thinking. All worksheets needed for the activities are included within the bundle.

This bundle contains all of the resources to teach A Level Civil Right 1945-1968. It is also suitable for higher attaining GCSE students. It is fully resourced and contains many varied tasks; clips; sources and everything needed to be able to tackle the examination paper successfully.

All of the lessons and resources needed for success at A level for any unit about the US 1945-63. Varied activities fully resourced and extensive examination practice. This was created for AQA American Dream and would take approximately 25 hours to deliver.

This assessment and these lessons have been created to help determine the understanding of students and embed relevant skills necessary to approach KS3 history. It is recommended that the students complete the baseline test; the results are recorded but not shared. The 6 lessons are taught and then the test is repeated and progress monitored. This will help for planning and differentiation for the year.

This bundle contains 9 lessons and an end of key topic assessment for the GCSE Superpower relations and the Cold War Unit Key Topic 1 - the Origins of the Cold War. This is contains everything needed and is fully resourced (no text book required). Lessons are differentiated and based on the requirements of the examination. The key focus is modeling exam answers and lots of other activities. Lesson 10 is an assessment for formative use of summative assessment.

This bundle contains 9 lessons and an end of key topic assessment for the GCSE Superpower relations and the Cold War Unit Key Topic 2 - 3 Cold War Crises. This is contains everything needed and is fully resourced (no text book required). Lessons are differentiated and based on the requirements of the examination. The key focus is modeling exam answers and lots of other activities. Lesson 10 is an assessment for formative use of summative assessment.

This bundle contains 9 lessons and an end of key topic assessment for the GCSE Superpower relations and the Cold War Unit Key Topic 3 - the End of the Cold War, 1970-1991. This is contains everything needed and is fully resourced (no text book required). Lessons are differentiated and based on the requirements of the examination. The key focus is modeling exam answers and lots of other activities. Lesson 10 is an assessment for formative use of summative assessment. KEY TOPICS 1 AND 2 ARE ALSO AVAILABLE IN A SEPARATE BUNDLE.

This bundle contains 10 A Level lessons which cover the teaching of the presidencies of Johnson and Nixon. All are fully resourced and contain various activities which allow the students to develop the high level analytical skills required at this level.

This unit of work contains 8 lessons including an end of unit assessment on the industrial revolution for key stage 3. Each lesson contains a range of activities based on all assessment objectives. Resources are either contained as separate documents or within the power points for printing. All aspects of the industrial revolution are included and they contain evaluative studies of key people and events. This is useful to teach in September to lay the foundations for October’s Black History month when the role of slavery in enabling the industrial revolution can be studied. No resources/text book needed.

This bundle contains 10 fully resourced a Level lessons created to deliver the Democracy and Dictatoship in Germany 1919-1963 unit. They cover the first part of the course - The creation of the Weimar Republic and its early years of crisis. They contain all of the AOs and would ideally be used in conjunction with the Access to History text book, but have been designed to that a text book is not necessary. Each lesson contains a range of activities and assignments designed to support student in developing the high level thinking skills necessary for success at A Level.