Pictures with captions of the Civil Rights Movement/ Black Power Movement and influential figures of the 21st Century. Was created as a board display. It could also be used to support lessons.

This lesson was awarded 'outstanding' by an external observer during my PGCE (2011) in Cardiff.<br /> <br /> It is a carousel lesson with five stations and can be used as an introduction/summary to the topic of Castles. Focuses on the progression of Castles (video clip), Motte &amp; Bailey, Stone &amp; Concentric Castles, Attacking and Defending Castles.<br /> <br /> Includes all resources required- Data Capture Sheet, video-clip, All information sheets for each category with accompanying examples and additional glossaries for differentiation purposes. The PPT, image for the jigsaw starter activity, extra 'Do you know' fun facts, station table titles and lesson plan are also included. <br /> <br /> **Warning** The specific examples of different types of castles are all based in Wales. One of the fun facts is also specific to the Moorish Castle in Gibraltar and includes my name but can be easily removed. <br /> <br /> Happy to answer any queries. Just drop me a message. Thanks and Happy Teaching :-)<br /> <br />

<p>Powerpoint, resources &amp; accompanying scheme of work that is designed to cover 2 weeks (4 lessons) though could take longer depending on class etc. Designed for Year 8/9.<br /> Includes: Scheme of work with key questions, teaching activity guidelines, lesson outcomes, resources required and key skills gained.<br /> For one of the activities, a page from the textbook ‘Technology, War &amp; Identities’ (KS3 History by Aaron Wilkes) is needed. If you don’t have copies I am happy to scan the page and send to you. Other than that, everything required for each lesson has been uploaded and is ready for use.<br /> Thought provoking activities for gifted and talented students with support for less able students in the form of glossary, sentence starters, structural support etc. Written activities in the form of extended questions as well as discussion opportunities. A mix between student and teacher-led lessons.<br /> Colourful PPT, information sheets, data capture sheet and card sort also included. Video clips embedded in the PPT slides but titles included in scheme of work.</p>

Story of Martin Luther King and the Civil Rights Movement. Visual and informative. Can also be used for KS3. Has be used in various parts of different lessons -revision, general introduction to topic, part of class work, group projects and individual tasks.

I created this for lunchtime revision sessions for Y11s. It goes through 6 mark past paper questions for Christianity (green slides) & Ethics (Purple) It answers the questions which I have put together using the examiner mark scheme. It is designed for a low ability set but can be modified for higher sets. Shows students how to set out their arguments : For/Against/My opinion using the PEE technique (Point, Example, Explanation)