I want to provide useful, good quality teaching resources for busy teachers. My main area is History but I also teach Geography. I understand only too well how challenging it can be to come up with a good resource quickly when there are a million other things to do. After spending so much time creating these resources for my own work, it seems a shame not to share them more widely and help out other teachers. Enjoy!

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Explores the Domesday Book - what it was and why it was created. After a quick starter to get the students thinking and a brief video, they move onto the main task. This involves carrying out their own Domesday survey based on five villages detailled in the information document. These can be stuck around the classroom for the students to move around or you could adapt it if you do not wish to deliver it this way. There are two versions of the survey sheet, one is slightly easier to complete to aid with differentiation. I have also included a completed copy for the teacher so that you can go through the answers. The lesson ends with a written task to bring it all together. I always find this to be a fun and engaging lesson. Enjoy!

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