Revision clocks to guide revision for students revising the Edexcel 9-1 American West Unit. They cover the whole period and bring thoughts together in a thematic way. My lower ability pupils found them very useful to start their revision.
The lesson includes a match up exercise for the key events in the cattle industry over the period. This lesson is best taught as revision or after teaching the cattle industry in more detail.
Students then identify what is needed in a narrative account question and are asked to assess an example answer. They are then given a narrative account question of their own to complete.
A booklet which looks at each style of exam question on the Edexcel History specification. Alongside suggested timings, each question the following information:
introduction to the question
how to gain marks
example question
suggested structure
things to remember
It is based on the options that I teach, but it would be easy to change to other units.
I created this powerpoint to deliver a walking talking mock - style session.
There are examples of student responses for each Q as well as slides on structure etc and how to approach each Q.
We didn’t have exam desks set up in the hall so I asked students to complete small tasks instead of writing out the whole Q, although could be used for a formal walking talking mock if these slides are ignored.
Based on Edexcel 9-1 History
A series of 10 lessons covering the elements of the Edexcel American West specification relating to migration.
Each lesson has a starter of 10 Quick Questions, and many have a link to an exam question.
The lesson looking at the Mormon Migration and the one looking at the Donner Party will need either access to a textbook or an information sheet to complete.
The lesson looking at problems with the journey west uses the Knight Family diary entry from the Hodder textbook.
A comprehensive selection of powerpoints covering the specification for the NEW EdExcel History course unit on the American West. This selection looks at the first topic, the early settlement of the West, c1835-c1862.
I have included a range of powerpoints and worksheets aimed at middle ability students. Most powerpoints have extension tasks and a variety of activities. The lessons covered include; the Plains Indians: their beliefs and way of life, Migration and early settlement and Conflict and tension.
The textbook used alongside these lessons is Pearson, Edexcel GCSE (9-1) The American West, c1835-1895
A selection of powerpoints covering the specification for the NEW EdExcel History course unit on Weimar Germany. This selection looks at the second key topic: Hitler's Rise to Power 1919- 1933.
I have included a range of powerpoints and worksheets aimed at middle ability students. Most powerpoints have extension tasks and a variety of activities. The lessons covered include; the Munich Putsch, how Hitler became Chancellor, the Great Depression and why people supported the Nazi Party, etc.
I have used a range of textbooks to put together my lessons for this unit, mainly the HODDER GCSE HISTORY FOR EDEXCEL WEIMAR AND NAZI GERMANY and an older textbook, GERMANY by Josh Brooman. However, most of the activities would be adaptable to any textbook or information resource.
A selection of powerpoints covering the specification for the NEW EdExcel History course unit on Crime and Punishment. This selection looks at the first key topic: Medieval England.
I have included a range of powerpoints and worksheets aimed at middle ability students. Most powerpoints have extension tasks and a variety of activities. The lessons covered include all of the key points on the specification.
This range of lessons was put together based on pre-2016 textbooks. Both the SHP and Edexcel textbooks were used. However, the lessons are targeted towards the new GCSE and so the exam questions and worksheets are relevant to any new textbook being used.
A collection of lessons for a year 7 module about 1066. Lots of activities and clear powerpoints. Work sheets and activities are easy to run and are in open dyslexic font.
1. What was life like in Medieval England?
2. Who will be the next king of England?
3. Who will be the next king of England?
4. Why did William win the Battle of Hastings?
5. Did luck or skill play a larger part in William's victory?
6. Assessment
7. What problems did William face?
8. Castles in Medieval England
9. The Doomsday book
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