Guided reading on the story of Nicola de la Haye. Dual coded, with tasks. Can be used to introduce women of power, diversify your history lessons.

Task covering an overview of WW2 - worksheet includes tasks to complete (timeline) and comprehension questions. Perfect to use as an introduction to WW2.

A double sided worksheet covering the revolution in Haiti. Guided reading activity (dual coded) with questions to complete and source activity. Could easily be set as cover activity - ready to download, print and teach.

3 lessons covering Nanny of the Maroons and their resistance to enslavement on the island of Jamaica. Lessons include: Who was Nanny of the Maroons? How did the Maroons resist the British? How did they try to maintain their identity? All resources included, lessons ready to be taught

A self contained worksheet focused on Bristol and enslavement. Includes a tour of places in Bristol linked to the Slave Trade. Can be used as a single lesson, perfect for cover.

Entire unit of work focused on Benin before New World Slavery. Lessons include: Introduction to Africa Living in Benin Golden Age Benin Bronzes An introduction to Equiano Knowledge organiser also included. Lessons ready to teach.

A worksheet with tasks focused on the role of the Accrington Pals during WW1.

Guided watching and reading activity on the Battle of Britain. Starts with a multi choice quiz based on the video (link included) and then guided reading on the role of the Few in the Battle of Britain including Commonwealth pilots and WAAF.

A guided reading activity covering the Blitz in Coventry. Dual coded to increase accessibility.

An independent research task focused on individual abolitionists. Links and task (with WAGOLL) included. Single lesson set up for a computer room.

Worksheet and links to create an independent research lesson (computer room needed) on Veterans Stories from WW2. Stories include the experiences of women, soldiers, airmen, commonwealth soldiers, etc.

Full unit of work: 10 lessons covering WW1. Fully resourced, including knowledge organiser with recap questions. Lessons include: Joining up Soldiers of Empire Trenches Trench experience Somme New weapons and tactics Battle of Amiens Accrington Pals Any textbook references link to Wilkes series: not needed to teach the lessons

10 lessons, knowledge organiser and unit outline covering the big question Was 1940 Britain’s Darkest Hour? Lessons include: WW2 Overview Preperations for war Blitzkreig Dunkirk Battle of Britain Blitz Was Britain actually alone Churchill Contrast with 1942 Final source task Ready to teach. Textbook references link to A Wilkes but it’s not needed to teach the lessons.

This is a booklet based on St Thomas Hospital - gives a review of medicine through time from a different perspective. I originally used this during the first lock down, and then subsequently for inclass revision (9 lessons in total)

9 lessons charting the TAST from a perspective of African identity. Includes all resources, lessons ready to pick up and go. I’ve also included the course overview which includes main learning points from each lesson.

A complete unit of work looking at Elizabeth I and Akbar the Great. 11 one hour lessons in total. Topics covered include: Elizabethan Theatre England and the Islamic World Elizabethan Poverty Bess of Hardwick Sir Francis Drake Mughal India Mughal Golden Age I’ve included the assessment as well (although the multiple choice questions also cover another unit)

A unit of work covering 10 lessons looking at migration in the 19th century. Includes PPTs, homeworks and a knowledge organiser.

A complete unit of work comparing the Dark Ages in Europe and life on the Silk Roads. Easily adaptable, all PPTs fully resourced

A series of 5 lessons focused on basic skills looking at the impact the Romans had on Britain. Focused on a local Roman settlement. Can be easily adapted.

A fully resourced series of 6 lessons looking at the discovery of the Americas and the subsequent impact it had on the people both there and in Europe.