This resource aims to recap knowledge on the Plains Indian theme of the American West. A simple do now activity for students to recap their own knowledge and engage students. -Points for higher answers -Coloured based on challenge -Differentiated for ability

This lesson aims to tell the narrative of the English Civil War, from Charles’ early victories to the creation of the New Model Army and Parliaments victories. Included in the lesson are the following resources:- -Powerpoint with a variety of tasks, included guided tasks -Guided reading worksheet for students to complete

This lesson aims to provide an overview to the Great Fire of London, including why the fire broke out, and the events’ importance in History. This lesson contains the following resources:- -Powerpoint with information and guided tasks -Information reading sheet with questions to accompany the video

This lesson aims to tell the story and explains the significance of the Gunpowder Plot. There are several tasks involved, allowing the students to build on their understanding of the event: Included in this lesson are the following resources: -Powerpoint with a collection of tasks -True/false statements for a video task

This lesson aims to explain the causes of the English Civil War. The lesson contains the following resources:- -Powerpoint with information and guided tasks -Information collection flowchart to write on

This lesson aims to identify the changes that Cromwell made to England during the years of the Protectorate. This lesson includes the followin resources: -Powerpoint with information and tasks

This is a lesson on the rebellion that Boudicca led against the Roman army in England. There are no paper resources, as the storyboard task could be completed in the students’ exercise books. Otherwise, a simple storyboard template would suffice

This lesson aims to examine the Islamic Civilisation capital that was Baghdad. In this lesson, there is: -Powerpoint with guided tasks -Guided reading activity for students to complete

This lesson aims to address the different ideas that the Romans brought to England, and focuses on a task that allows students to consider which contribution was most important to them. Included in this lesson:- -A powerpoint with tasks -Contribution information collection sheet

This lesson aims to focus on the speech by Urban II as a motivator for going on a Crusade and examines other reasons why people wanted to go on the Crusade. This lesson contains the following resources: -Powerpoint with guided tasks -Cards with reasons for going on a Crusade labelled

This lesson aims to guide students through a comparative study between the Islamic Civilisations and life in England. This lesson contains the following resources: -Powerpoint containing information about the different civilisations

This lesson aim for students to have an understanding of the scale of the Silk Roads, and they understand what was traded along the Silk Road This lesson contains: -Powepoint with information about the Silk Road

This lesson aims to enable the students to understand the different invasion attempts by the Romans, and how at first they didn’t succeed, but they tried and tried again! Included in this lesson are: -A powerpoint with a collection of tasks -Information sheets for the different invasions -Information collection sheets for pupils to record information

This lesson aims to explain the changes that people faced during the reign of Charles II. Mixed with the previous lesson on Cromwell, this provides a comparative study to life in the later years of the 1600s This lesson contains the following resources: -Powerpoint containing guided tasks -Information sheets for a market place activity

This lesson examines the role of Alfred the Great in uniting the different groups of England together. It is designed to be used after students study the invasion groups before 1060 This lesson contains the following resources: -Powerpoint with information and guided tasks -Information collection sheet for students to use in their book

This lesson aims to explain the events of the formation of England after the death of Alfred the Great. This lesson contains the following resources: -Powerpoint with guided tasks and information -Guided reading activity to complete

Here is a lesson that uses ICT for students to understand the impact of the Middle Passage on the populations in Africa. Included in the lesson are the following: Powerpoint with instructions about how to use the website Information colleiton grid and questions

This lesson is a reading lesson that compares pre-taught knowledge to what Olaudah Equiano tells us about slavery. Included in this lesson are: Powerpoint with guided tasks Reading resource for students to read on