Top 10 quotes to revise for A Christmas Carol. Y11 GCSE dual coding activity. 10 slides, 10 images, 10 quotes. Designed to boost student quote recall. Every student will be engaged! Test them after 3 lessons and see how much they retained!

Top 10 quotes to revise for Macbeth. Y11 GCSE dual coding activity. 10 slides, 10 images, 10 quotes. Designed to boost student quote recall. Every student will be engaged! Test them after 3 lessons and see how much they retained!

Top 10 quotes for students to revise for: Macbeth A Christmas Carol An Inspector Calls Power and Conflict Poetry (1 - 4 quotes per poem) Space for students to identify techniques and themes for AIC and P&C. Students can convert this into flashcards or use them in essays.

14 Lessons: Introduction to crime and deviance Sociological explanations of crime Functionalist explanations of crime Other perspectives on crime Social class and crime Gender and crime Book Marking Task (2x 12-mark past exam questions with revision activity and planning grids included) Ethnicity and crime Essay DIRT (feedback lesson with Directed Improvement and Reflection Time) Age and crime + Social control Young offenders + Prison System The Media + Assessment Revision Assessment (timings to go alongside a Paper 2 Section A) Assessmetn DIRT (feedback lesson) Engaging and relevant videos and case studies linked throughout with embedded videos and images. Content chunked to make it easier for students to understand, with highlighted key words and concepts on slides. Scaffolded Starter tasks for students to test their AO1, AO2, and AO3 in a fun way.

An engaging independent extension activity sheet. Knowledge organiser on British values overleaf to help students get started. Can be printed and glued into books or filed away when completed.

13-lessons on sociological approaches and methods for Y10 or new Sociology starters. Engaging Starters, partially worked answers and examples, up to date videos, and examples. Key sociological terms highlighted in turquoise on slides. Key information highlighted for chunking and differentiation purposes. Clearly laid out slides with a range of activities for students in each lesson. Goes alongside the bespoke companion classwork booklet. Lessons: Sociological perspectives Agensices of socialisation Culture Government and politics Key debates Key thinkers The scientific method Primary research methods Secondary research methods PETs Identity Social change in the UK Life chances

14 lessons - see companion lessons pack in Beebs98 TES shop. Space for students to answer questions and complete engaging and thought-provoking activities independently, in pairs, or groups, covering a range of introductory topics in line with the AQA GCSE Sociology specification. Mock exam questions included, with model answers and mark schemes for students to use. Students are encouraged to consider the political spectrum, key debates (nature vs. nurture), and privilege (intersectionality). Can be printed and issued as a complete booklet or set as homework, or even adapted for tasks in lesson. Tried and tested - students love working in these and essentially creating their own revision guide to take away and revise from at the end of the topic. 46 slides including a cover page, curriculum snapshot, and revision pages.

Five 15-question multiple choice quizzes on key perspectives and research methods. Answers included at the end of each quiz. Can be imported to Microsoft Forms to create a self marking MS Form quiz to be shared with students online. Can be used for AfL or independent learning. Perfect way to engage students and track their knowledge and understanding for GCSE Sociology, and identify gaps in knowledge.

Seven independent learning activities in booklet format for students to complete. Scaffolding included with some suggestions, answers to quizzes, and model answers. Perfect for students in isolation, absent due to illness or other issues. Students can test their understanding of sociological perspectives in a fun and engaging way. Can also be adapted and/ or used as a formative assessment. Read about the sociological perspectives. Draw something to represent each. Read a short story. Answer the comprehension questions. Read the theorist biographies. Answer the questions. Read Murray’s letter to Marx. Write a response from Marx to Murray. Complete the multiple-choice quiz. Mark using the answer sheet. Read through the statements and decide whether they are true or false. Read the dialogue between the sociologists. Create summary cards.

Sociology meme posters with a bonus ‘MEME WALL’ poster for the centre of your display. Your students will love these! Can be used as part of classroom displays, certificates, leaving cards, coasters, mugs, key rings etc. Digital download will appear after your order. Enjoy!

Sociology pun posters ideal for classroom displays. Your students will love these! Can be used as part of certificates, leaving cards, coasters, mugs, key rings etc. Digital download will appear after your order. Enjoy!

Sociology pun posters ideal for classroom displays. Your students will love these! Can be used as part of certificates, leaving cards, coasters, mugs, key rings etc. Digital download will appear after your order. Enjoy!