<p><em>Please review if you can, would love to know how useful there were/what i could do to improve :)</em> This module is a topic we cover in Year 7 to learn Romans. I have made some lessons myself and also maypied some bits and bobs so thank you to some of the teachers that have helped me create these lessons.</p> <p>Lessons include:</p> <ol> <li>Legacy of the Romans</li> <li>Romulus and Remus</li> <li>Roman Empire</li> <li>Pompeii</li> <li>Roman roads/transport</li> <li>How Rome was governed</li> <li>Roman army</li> <li>Soldiers</li> <li>Gladiators</li> <li>Roman life</li> <li>Fall of Roman Empire</li> </ol>

<p><em>Please review if you can, would love to know how useful there were/what i could do to improve :)</em> This topic is a continuation of my Year 7 scheme of work that has led on from the Normans/Castles so therefore might need to be adapted if it is a stand alone topic. I think that it could also be adapted if it was needed for different abilities (I have tried to differentiate already).</p> <p>The subjects that are included in this topic are:</p> <ol> <li>Medieval life</li> <li>Medieval towns and villages</li> <li>Church</li> <li>Heaven and Hell</li> <li>Beckett</li> <li>King John</li> <li>Magna Carta</li> <li>Wat Tyler</li> </ol>

<p>Hi all,<br /> (<em>Please review if you can, would love to know how useful they were/what i could do to improve :)</em> )<br /> Here is the second unit of the AS Cold War scheme of work including Cold War on Asia. I have noticed that there isn’t many A-Level lessons on here for Cold War and seeing as I have already planned them all for Year 12 and Year 13 with resources, I thought it might be helpful to upload them. Some ideas are unique and some have been magpied from other teachers Thank you to those who have inspired me). They have all been tried and tested and the pupils seemed to enjoy this style of teaching the Cold War. Please see my other items for more lesson ideas :)</p> <p>Hope it is helpful. Any pointers, feel free to mention in the comments.</p> <p>Different folders with resources and SOW to explain each part in my other resources.</p> <p>Year 12:</p> <p>Cold War Asia (12 lessons + Resources + SOW including Japan, US and China, McCarthyism, Defensive Perimeter, NSC-68, Korea, UN, Vietnam and Geneva ).</p>

<p>Hi all,<br /> (<em>Please review if you can, would love to know how useful they were/what i could do to improve :)</em> )<br /> Here is the second unit from the AQA Cold War scheme of work for Year 13 which follows the unit of Cooperation and confrontation. I have noticed that there isn’t many A-Level lessons on here for Cold War and seeing as I have already planned them all for Year 12 and Year 13 with resources, I thought it might be helpful to upload them. Some ideas are unique and some have been magpied from other teachers Thank you to those who have inspired me). They have all been tried and tested and the pupils seemed to enjoy this style of teaching the Cold War. Please see my other items for more lesson ideas :)</p> <p>Hope it is helpful. Any pointers, feel free to mention in the comments.</p> <p>Different folders with resources and SOW to explain each part in my other resources.</p> <p>Year 13:</p> <p>Cold War Brezhnev Era (11 lessons + Resources + SOW including Paris Peace Settlement, Cambodia and the costs of Vietnam, Detente, Sino Soviet relations, Afghanistan, New personalities including Maggie Thatcher and Reagan, Solidarity and KAL-007, Interventions by the superpowers around the world including Central America and Africa ).</p>

<p>Hi all,<br /> (<em>Please review if you can, would love to know how useful they were/what i could do to improve :)</em> )<br /> Here is the third and final unit of the A Level Cold War topic which looks at the break down of the Cold War. I have noticed that there isn’t many A-Level lessons on here for Cold War and seeing as I have already planned them all for Year 12 and Year 13 with resources, I thought it might be helpful to upload them. Some ideas are unique and some have been magpied from other teachers Thank you to those who have inspired me). They have all been tried and tested and the pupils seemed to enjoy this style of teaching the Cold War. Please see my other items for more lesson ideas :)</p> <p>Hope it is helpful. Any pointers, feel free to mention in the comments.</p> <p>Different folders with resources and SOW to explain each part in my other resources.</p> <p>Year 13:</p> <p>Cold War: Ending of the Cold War (8 lessons + Resources + SOW including Gorbachev, Summits, Reagan and his policies, Malta Summit, Significant people to the end of the Cold War, Collapse of E Europe and USSR, End of the Cold War around the world ).</p>

<p>Hi all,<br /> (Please review if you can, I love to see how useful you have found these resources or what I could do to make them better :)<br /> Here is an introduction lesson that I feel works quite well for the start of the AQA Cold War A-Level course. I have noticed that there isn’t many A-Level lessons on here for Cold War and seeing as I have already planned them all for Year 12 and Year 13 with resources, I thought it might be helpful to upload them. Some ideas are unique and some have been magpied from other teachers Thank you to those who have inspired me). They have all been tried and tested and the pupils seemed to enjoy this style of teaching the Cold War. Please see my other items for more lesson ideas :)</p> <p>Hope it is helpful. Any pointers, feel free to mention in the comments.</p> <p>Different folders with resources and SOW to explain each part in my other resources.</p> <p>Year 12:</p> <p>Cold War Europe (13 lessons + Resources + SOW including ideologies, how the war was fought, relations before 1945, key individuals, Potsdam, Yalta, Atomic bomb, War of words, Greek, Turkish and Iranian Crisis, Marshall Plan, Truman Doctrine, Airlift and Blockade).</p>

<p>Hi all,<br /> (<em>Please review if you can, would love to know how useful they were/what i could do to improve :)</em> )<br /> Here is the third unit that I usually complete after Cold War in Asia. I have noticed that there isn’t many A-Level lessons on here for Cold War and seeing as I have already planned them all for Year 12 and Year 13 with resources, I thought it might be helpful to upload them. Some ideas are unique and some have been magpied from other teachers Thank you to those who have inspired me). They have all been tried and tested and the pupils seemed to enjoy this style of teaching the Cold War. Please see my other items for more lesson ideas :)</p> <p>Hope it is helpful. Any pointers, feel free to mention in the comments.</p> <p>Different folders with resources and SOW to explain each part in my other resources.</p> <p>Year 12:</p> <p>Cold War- Global War (7 lessons + Resources + SOW including Alliance systems, Eisenhower’s policies, Indochina, Peaceful co-existence, Space and Arms race and communications between the superpowers ).</p>

<p>Hi all,<br /> (<em>Please review if you can, would love to know how useful they were/what i could do to improve :)</em> )<br /> Here is a collection of lessons for the first unit of the Cold War for Year 13. I have noticed that there isn’t many A-Level lessons on here for Cold War and seeing as I have already planned them all for Year 12 and Year 13 with resources, I thought it might be helpful to upload them. Some ideas are unique and some have been magpied from other teachers Thank you to those who have inspired me). They have all been tried and tested and the pupils seemed to enjoy this style of teaching the Cold War. Please see my other items for more lesson ideas :)</p> <p>Hope it is helpful. Any pointers, feel free to mention in the comments.</p> <p>Different folders with resources and SOW to explain each part in my other resources.</p> <p>Year 13:</p> <p>Cold War Cooperation and confrontation (11 lessons + Resources + SOW including Recap on Cold War, several lesson on Vietnam including presidents involvement, Tet offensive, relations after the Cuban Missile Crisis, Nuclear weapons treaties, Czech crisis and Sino Soviet split ).</p>

<p>Hi all,<br /> (<em>Please review if you can, would love to know how useful they were/what i could do to improve :)</em> )<br /> Here the last unit that I usually complete before their revision starts which covers the key events in the Cold War. I have noticed that there isn’t many A-Level lessons on here for Cold War and seeing as I have already planned them all for Year 12 and Year 13 with resources, I thought it might be helpful to upload them. Some ideas are unique and some have been magpied from other teachers Thank you to those who have inspired me). They have all been tried and tested and the pupils seemed to enjoy this style of teaching the Cold War. Please see my other items for more lesson ideas :)</p> <p>Hope it is helpful. Any pointers, feel free to mention in the comments.</p> <p>Different folders with resources and SOW to explain each part in my other resources.</p> <p>Year 12:</p> <p>Cold War Key events (5 lessons + Resources + SOW including Sino soviet relations, Cuba and Vietnam ).</p>

<p><em>Please review if you can, would love to know how useful there were/what i could do to improve :)</em> This module is a topic we cover in Year 7 to introduce the study of History. I have made some lessons myself and also maypied some bits and bobs so thank you to some of the teachers that have helped me create these lessons.</p> <p>Lessons include:</p> <ol> <li>Intro lesson</li> <li>Chronology and Time</li> <li>Evidence</li> <li>Archaeology and Evidence</li> <li>Bias</li> </ol>

<p><em>Please review if you can, would love to know how useful there were/what i could do to improve :)</em> This topic usually is usually taught to KS3 however it could be adapted to older pupils if applicable. This topic usually follows on from the Normans topic but can be editted to fit a stand alone topic. Some parts of the lessons are my own ideas and/or have been magpied from other teachers so thank you to those teachers that have inspired me.</p> <p>The subjects in this topic(some may cover more than one lesson) include:</p> <ol> <li>Dark ages</li> <li>Claimant to the throne</li> <li>Stamford Bridge</li> <li>Battle of Hastings</li> <li>Harold’s death</li> <li>Feudal system</li> <li>Domesday book</li> <li>Castles</li> </ol> <p>If anyone could leave some constructive feedback or rating for these lessons I would really appreciated it, thank you :)</p>

<p>Hi all,</p> <p>Here is an introduction lesson that I feel works quite well for the start of the AQA Cold War A-Level course. I have noticed that there isn’t many A-Level lessons on here for Cold War and seeing as I have already planned them all for Year 12 and Year 13 with resources, I thought it might be helpful to upload them. Some ideas are unique and some have been magpied from other teachers Thank you to those who have inspired me). They have all been tried and tested and the pupils seemed to enjoy this style of teaching the Cold War. Please see my other items for more lesson ideas :)</p> <p>Hope it is helpful. Any pointers, feel free to mention in the comments.</p> <p>Different folders with resources and SOW to explain each part in my other resources.<br /> Year 12:</p> <ol> <li>Cold War Europe (13 lessons + Resources + SOW)</li> <li>Cold War Asia (12 lessons + Resources + SOW)</li> <li>Cold War Global War (7 lessons + Resources + SOW)</li> <li>Cold War Key events (5 lessons + Resources + SOW)</li> </ol>

<p>Hi all,</p> <p>Here is an introduction lesson that I feel works quite well for the start of the AQA Cold War A-Level course. I have noticed that there isn’t many A-Level lessons on here for Cold War and seeing as I have already planned them all for Year 12 and Year 13 with resources, I thought it might be helpful to upload them. Some ideas are unique and some have been magpied from other teachers Thank you to those who have inspired me). They have all been tried and tested and the pupils seemed to enjoy this style of teaching the Cold War. Please see my other items for more lesson ideas :)</p> <p>Hope it is helpful. Any pointers, feel free to mention in the comments.</p> <p>Different folders with resources and SOW to explain each part in my other resources.<br /> Year 13:<br /> 1.Confrontation and cooperation (11 lessons + Resources + SOW)<br /> 2.Brezhnev Era (11 lessons + Resources + SOW)<br /> 3. The ending of the Cold War (8 lessons + Resources + SOW)</p>