Please leave a rating/review if you liked the resource! A lesson which focuses on the Jack the Ripper SUSPECTS (not victims), it is done better after a lesson which focuses on the victims. I did this lesson as Part 2 for an Induction Day for Year 8’s coming to join our school in Year 9. It was fast paced and the kids seemed to really enjoy it. Included: - basic q&a starter - eyewitness accounts task - suspect profile resources/collate information and start thinking about the killer - Decide who the killer was / written task Please leave a rating/review if you liked the resource!

Lesson designed for Year 8 students studying the English Civil War, this lesson focuses on the madness of war. Lesson includes: Stimulating and Engaging starter - can be partner/table/or individually completed. Context Worksheet/Info Sheet Explanation and Evaluation writing tasks Opportunity for peer assessment.

Please leave a rating/review if you like the resource! A whole lesson on soldiers during the English Civil War. Designed for mixed ability year 8 class. Includes: - Inference style starter worksheet - Interactive class activity, overview of soldiers and understanding what is an inference. - Description and Inference worksheet, primary sources (modelled) - Plenary

Differentiated information sheets and a table worksheet for teaching Nazi propaganda. Suitable for most GCSE exams on Germany.

A review sheet for Key Topic 3 of the Edexcel unit Spain 1931-1978. The resource includes: Questions and key word activities for Key Topic 3 for the students to fill in at the end of the unit as an activity or for revision.

A GCSE worksheet to be used when gathering information on the Nazi Police State. It accompanies the IGCSE Walsh textbook but can be easily adapted to suit most GCSE resources for the Police State.

A table useful for Henry VII revision, focuses on foreign policy with key European states. Designed for AQA A level but can be used for other exam boards.

A source worksheet on the Nazi Police State, created during lockdown.

This is a lesson which encourages students to practice their exam/essay planning and writing skills. The lesson includes: - A starter - Context and instructions - Main activity (planning) - Plenary (writing) - A student friendly mark scheme - Some higher-ability differentiation

This resource provides a mind map for each key topic in the Spain 1931-1978 Edexcel unit. Each mind map contains the correct branches needed to cover the specification, students must add to the branches with their own knowledge. The resource includes: Key Topic 1 mind map Key Topic 2 mind map Key Topic 3 mind map Key Topic 4 mind map A few extra essay question style mind maps.

Whole lesson on the Emily Davison investigation. All resources and worksheets included. - Quick picture-based starter - Context and overview - Video analysis of Davison’s death - Source analysis activity including sources and worksheets - Possible second lesson with poster/presentation tasks.

A source skills lesson tailored for the Edexcel A Level course for Spain 1931-1978. This was created for an observation. Includes: A student friendly mark scheme, used to help students come to a judgement A variety of sources, focusing on atrocities during the Spanish Civil War - used as A3 sheets in a carousel An exam style question

Please leave a rating/review if you liked the resource! This resource is for teaching the Battle of Dunkirk to KS3 students. Included: Full powerpoint with resources and activities, including peer and self assessment activities Source investigation Information sheet Differentiated worksheet Please leave a rating/review if you liked the resource!

A full lesson on the Edexcel GCSE unit Weimar and Nazi Germany 1918-1939. The resource includes: A full powerpoint with all resources attached including a source investigation for higher and lower abilities A literacy starter (Reading for Meaning) A world fill for the events of the Munich Putsch

This is a GCSE lesson following the OCR spec and textbook for Elizabeth I and her use of propaganda. Other than solely focusing on the many portraits of Elizabeth I, which demonstrate her power, this lesson looks at the other methods employed during her reign. The lesson follows specification and mark-scheme. The main activity is based on the criteria to answer the exam source question. Lesson includes: - Interactive/Stimulating starter - Main tasks with variety of worksheets to allow for differentiation - all worksheets included - Plenary exam question which stems directly from the main task. This lesson can be extended and can become a research/presentation project.

A lesson for the OCR Nazi Germany course, it can also be adjusted for the EdExcel specification. All information and work resources are included. Included is: - A source-based starter, with extension and challenge. - A carousel based main activity, locating information. - An exam style question with student-friendly mark scheme.

Two worksheets for students to collect information on arguments for and against the Act of Union 1707, and the Jacobite rebellions of '15 and '45. It accompanies the Making of the UK textbook but can be adapted.

A revision mind map for students to complete for the key topic Hitler and the Nazi Party 1919-1933.

A worksheet for students to gather information for the Big Three and their aims at the Paris Peace Conference/Treaty of Versailles.

A PowerPoint which focuses on the arguments for and against the Policy of Appeasement followed in the 1930s. The tasks have an IGCSE exam focus.