Two model answers on the consequences and importance of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in the Cold War for the Edexcel 9-1 GCSE course.

A 16 lesson scheme of work on 'Black Peoples of America' starting with slavery and examining the American Civil War, civil rights movement and the position of African Americans today.

One detailed worksheet on the Gunpowder Plot. This is the third lesson in a 6 lesson unit on Crime and Punishment in the period 1500-1700 for the new Edexcel 9-1 GCSE.

8 lesson by lesson scheme of work to go with Islamic Civilisations and Crusades unit

6 resources on the Jack the Ripper murder case which shook London and the world in 1888. Resources include a detailed PowerPoint on the 5 murder victims and a table to help pupils make links. Another PowerPoint examines three letters believed to be from the killer e.g. 'Dear Boss', 'Saucy Jacky' and 'From Hell'. In addition a 10 page booklet on the Jack the Ripper suspects and a grid where pupils can analyse each of the 10 suspects. Finally, a worksheet which examines how the press accused Jews because of anti-Semitism at the time.

3 resources which look at Second World War facts e.g who were the Allies/Axis powers and a PowerPoint which introduces the key topics of the unit.

2 resources which examine the evacuation at Dunkirk and how Churchill turned this into the 'Dunkirk Spirit'.

4 resources which look at the position of women before, during and after the Second World War to show the impact of the war on the role of women in Britain.

3 resources on the Battle of Britain

PowerPoint which shows images of the D Day Landings.

4 resources for an assessment on the causes of the Second World War, including a writing frame.

4 resources on an assessment of life in Stalin's Soviet Union and Hitler's Germany which include a help sheet, assessment sheet, grade boundaries and model answers. This assessment uses the same type of questions as the Edexcel 9-1 history GCSE to familiarise KS3 students. Should be done at the end of my unit on 'Rise of the Dictators' aimed at Year 9 pupils.

2 resources which look at Leonardo Da Vinci, Christopher Columbus and William Shakespeare.

4 resources which examine what the Renaissance was, including colouring a picture of the Mona Lisa.

3 resources which look at the love story of Shah Jahan and his third wife Mumtaz Mahal for whom he built the Taj Mahal as her final resting place.

A sources exercise which looks at changes in transport and the development of the seaside resort.

3 resources which look at how child workers were treated in the Industrial Revolution.

5 resources which look at how the domestic system was replaced by the factory system. Pupils have to analyse information on Richard Arkwright and Robert Owen to decide which man they would rather have worked for and why?

3 resources on the Berlin Crisis including a starter PowerPoint, 8 page booklet with detailed information and questions and a map showing the division of Germany in 1945.

9 resources including a PowerPoint, worksheets and activities which examine the Grand Alliance of 1941, the wartime conferences at Tehran, Yalta and Potsdam, aims of 'the Big Three', impact of the atomic bomb, Long and Novikov Telegrams and Soviet expansionism into Eastern Europe with Churchill's 'Iron Curtain' speech of 1946.