<p>Lesson evaluating the question of if the suffragettes were terrorists or freedom fighters. Comes with a source analysis pack, including a model ‘i do’ source. Key terms and definitions and an evaluation task with sentence starters.</p>

<p>Lesson covers life in the trenches, blueprints of a trench, engaging videos, and a source analysis of different sources that cover trench foot, disease, rations, shellshock etc…</p>

<p>Introduction lesson into the 5 MAIN causes of World War One, red pen tasks, reading and extended writing focusing on the short-term and long term impact.<br /> Including a knowledge organiser</p>

<p>Looking at pals battalions, a case study of a local war hero and discussion based tasks</p>

<p>Lesson covers life on the homefront, looking at the working class and middle class divide. includes focus on women but also a study using the Harrods documentary focusing on the luxurious war department to show class divide. Extended writing task</p>

<p>Extended writing lesson assessing the 5 Main causes of World War One. Includes a knowledge test also.</p>

<p>Covers the propaganda used in World War One, types and content. Source analysis of a World War One poster and extending writing on the effectiveness of propaganda.</p>

<p>Full lesson surrounding the suffragist movement. Exploring key terms such as active and passive resistance, guided reading with targeted questioning and a source utility question on public attitudes.</p>

<p>A full lesson based around the investigation of Emmett Till. Reciprocal reading included with tiered questions. Structured writing frame for a demonstration task and analysis of the Bob Dylan song.</p>