<p>This is a lesson I used with my A-level group (Year 12). Perfect for students studying OCR’s Y219 Unit on Russia 1894-1941 as it contains vital exam practice, however, could also be used for a range of other exam boards.</p>

A booklet I have produced for their exam on German history. Particularly useful for GCSE pupils in preparation for their AQA exam Germany: Democracy to Dictatorship. The booklet contains lots of content but also various activities for pupils to complete as part of their revision. Activities include keyword match-up exercises, source analysis, exam-style questions. Topics include Europe in 1890; Germany in 1890; the structure of government; the role of Kaiser Wilhelm II; the road to war; post-WW1 sentiment and the Treaty of Versailles.

<p>A timeline that details the main developments in the understanding of disease from Jenner’s smallpox vaccine - Ehlich’s magic bullets.</p> <p>Useful as a recap of prior knowledge or to signpost learning / build pupils’ chronology skills.</p> <p>Also useful as a revision tool for pupils (e.g. as part of a knowledge organiser).</p>

<p>A graph showing the number of citizens who left East Berlin and moved to West Berlin.</p> <p>Useful as a revision tool or as a visual aid for lessons.</p>

<p>This is a complete slide deck for a GCSE lesson on the development of magic bullets.</p> <p>This is part of the Britain: Health and the People unit (AQA) Part III: A revolution in medicine.</p> <p>I created this lesson for my Year 10 class and used an I, We, check for understanding, You structure to help support pupils to move from dependence - interdependence - independence for the lesson. The lesson also includes an element of roleplay to support pupils’ understanding.</p> <p>The focus of the lesson is explaining why magic bullets were important in the development of medicine.</p> <p>The notes are EXTREMELY detailed (including clear instructions, expected answers and success criteria). ALL resources are also included, including worksheets and resources for roleplay.</p>

<p>This is a complete slide deck for a GCSE lesson on William Wordsworth’s poem, The Prelude.</p> <p>I created this lesson for my Set 4 Year 10 class and used an I, We, check for understanding, You structure to help support pupils to move from dependence - interdependence - independence for the lesson.</p> <p>The focus of the lesson is analysing the structure of the Prelude and the impact on the reader.</p> <p>The lesson culminates with a GCSE style question, which I have also completed myself (Slide 1).</p> <p>The notes are extremely detailed (including clear instructions, expected answers, probing questions and success criteria).</p>

<p>Full lesson including scripted notes on online safety.<br /> Knowledge and skills have also been broken down clearly in the notes.<br /> Ideal for Computing/ ICT lessons or PSHE.</p>

<p>Lesson on Arms Race and Space Race, aimed at GCSE students.</p> <p>Good links to exam specification (AQA Conflict and Tension 1945-1972) but can be easily adapted.</p> <p>Fully resourced and exam practice included</p>

<p>Timeline containing key events of the Cold War for students to complete as part of their revision.</p>

<p>Complete A-level lesson, including all relevant resources on Stalin’s rise to power. Includes:</p> <ul> <li>Defeat of the left</li> <li>Defeat of the right</li> </ul> <p>Taught as a revision lesson for Year 13 but necessarily have to be a revision lesson</p>

<p>Whole lesson, including printable resources on the topic of the British Empire.</p> <p>I’ve uploaded each lesson separately and I have also uploaded a bundle, including SoW, 6 lessons, assessment and instructions for student project task. Please visit shop to view.</p>

Source-based lesson for KS3 which focuses on slave life on plantations.<br /> All resources attached.

<p>A complete lesson and set of resources, exploring the 1807 and 1833 slave acts. This is perfect for a KS3 class but could be easily adapted for older years.</p>

<p>Lesson complete with all resources.</p> <p>Includes:<br /> Martin Luther King Jr &amp; I have a dream speech;<br /> Civil Rights Movement;<br /> Malcolm X &amp; Nation of Islam;<br /> Exam skills</p>

<p>This is a lesson I used with my A-level group . Perfect for students studying OCR’s Y219 Unit on Russia 1894-1941, however, could also be used for a range of other exam boards.</p>

<p>This is a lesson I used with my A-level group Perfect for students studying OCR’s Y219 Unit on Russia 1894-1941, however, could also be used for a range of other exam boards.</p>

A booklet I have produced for their exam on medicine through time. Particularly useful for GCSE pupils in preparation for their AQA exam Britain: Health and the People. The booklet contains various activities for pupils to complete as part of their revision. Activities include factors, important individuals from the Industrial Revolution.

A booklet I have produced for their exam on German history. Particularly useful for GCSE pupils in preparation for their AQA exam Germany: Democracy to Dictatorship. The booklet contains lots of content but also various activities for pupils to complete as part of their revision. Activities include keyword match-up exercises, source analysis, exam-style questions. This booklet focuses on Nazi Policies towards Women, Youth, Workers; Persecution of Jews and other minority groups; Opposition to the Nazi regime; the use of terror and propaganda.

A booklet I have produced for their exam on German history. Particularly useful for GCSE pupils in preparation for their AQA exam Germany: Democracy to Dictatorship. The booklet contains lots of content but also various activities for pupils to complete as part of their revision. Activities include keyword match-up exercises, source analysis, exam-style questions. This booklet focuses on Hitler's rise to power and his consolidation of power. Topics include: Munich Putsch; Wall Street Crash; Hitler becoming Chancellor; the Reichstag Fire; the Enabling Act and the Night of Long Knives.

This was a lesson I created towards the end of the SoW to help students get their heads around exam source-based questions. Ready to go for current Year 11 OCR spec, but easily adaptable for new spec.

Powerpoint containing three primary sources, 2 exam questions (in accordance with AQA 9-1 paper 'Conflict and tension between East and West 1945-1972', sentence starters &amp; student friendly mark schemes.