This bundle includes the following lessons. I have numbered them as their order in the whole topic: Lesson 11. The submission of the earls after Hastings Lesson 12. William’s use of rewards, the borderlands and Marcher Earldoms Lesson 13. The features and reasons for castle building. Lesson 14. Anglo-Saxon resistance (Edwin and Morcar) Lesson 15. Anglo-Saxon resistance (York and Durham) Lesson 16. Anglo-Saxon resistance Hereward the Wake Ely Lesson 17. The Harrying of the North Lesson 18. Norman Landownership Lesson 19. Revolt of the Norman Earls Lesson 20. William’s Royal Control

This 10 lesson bundle contains the first 10 lessons needed to teach Edexcel (or other) Cold War and Superpower Relations for the 2016 1-9 specification. Bundle includes: Introduction lesson Grand Alliance Atomic Bomb and Telegrams Satellite states and Iron Curtain Speech Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan Cominform and Comecon Berlin Crisis, Berlin Blockade and Berlin Airlift Nato and Warsaw Pact The Arms Race The Hungarian Uprising Every lesson includes a fact sheet which can be used in place of the GCSE text books. No other resources needed to teach this unit.

This bundle contains all of the resources you will need to teach the Edexcel GCSE History Paper 1 Historic Environment - ‘The British Sector of the Western Front, injuries, treatment and the trenches’ Lesson 1: An introduction to the Historic Environment Lesson 2: The Western Front and the Trench System Lesson 3: The Main Battles on the Western Front Lesson 4: Transporting the Injured Lesson 5: Treating Illness and Infection Lesson 6: Wounds and Injuries Lesson 7: RAMC, FANY and VAD Lesson 8: The Chain of Evacuation Lesson 9: The Context of Medicine Before the War Lesson 10: Developments in the Treatment of Infections, Broken Bones inc. the use of X-Rays Lesson 11: Developments in Blood Transfusion and Storage and Plastic Surgery.

This bundle includes all the lessons, resources and fact sheets you will need to teach Edexcel GCSE History Medicine in Britain. The lessons cover the period 18th and 19th century which forms Unit 3 of the course. Lesson 17 - The key individuals of the 18th & 19th century. Lesson 18 - Pasteur’s Germ Theory Lesson 19 - Robert Koch & his study of microbes Lesson 20 - The work of Florence Nightingale Lesson 21 - Improved hospital care Lesson 22 - James Simpson & Anaesthetics/Chloroform Lesson 23 - Joseph Lister & Antiseptics Lesson 24 - The 1875 Public Health Act Lesson 25 -Edward Jenner and Smallpox Vaccination Lesson 26 -Cholera in London 1854 Lesson 27 - Explaining the developments of the 18th & 19th century.

This discounted bundle contains all the lessons and information needed for the teaching of the final unit for Anglo-Saxon and Norman England. The bundle includes the following: Lesson 21 - Feudal System Lesson 22 - Importance of the Church Lesson 23 - Archbishops Stigand and Lanfranc Lesson 24 - The Extent of Social and Economic Change Lesson 25 - Norman Government Changes Lesson 26 - Norman Law and Order Lesson 27 - The Significance of the Domesday Book Lesson 28 - Culture and Language of the Aristocracy Lesson 29 - Bishop Odo Lesson 30 - William’s Personality and Robert of Normandy

This bundle is for Edexcel GCSE History and includes all of the lessons and resources you will need for the teaching of Unit 3. Lessons included: Lesson 20: Further improvements to Farming Lesson 21: The end of the Open Range Lesson 22: The Exoduster Settlement Lesson 23: The Oklahoma Land Rush Lesson 24: Lawlessness - Billy the Kid and Wyatt Earp Lesson 25: The Johnson County War Lesson 26: The Battle of Little Bighorn Lesson 27: The Wounded Knee Massacre Lesson 28: The Extermination of the Buffalo Lesson 29: Life on the Reservation Lesson 30: The Dawes Act

This bundle contains all of my lessons covering the period of the Norman Conquest and Medieval Society and would make a great scheme of learning. Please read the list of lessons below so you are fully aware of the lessons you will be purchasing: Lesson 1: Who should be king after the death of Edward the Confessor? Lesson 2: The events which led to the Battle of Hastings Lesson 3: William’s problems and challenges after the Battle of Hastings Lesson 4: William’s Harrying of the North Lesson 5: The Domesday Book Lesson 6: The Feudal System Lesson 7: Locating a Medieval Motte & Bailey castle Lesson 8: How did life change during the Norman Conquest Lesson 9: The importance of the Church and religion in Medieval society Lesson 10: Why did people go on a Medieval crusade? Lesson 11: The importance and impact of the Medieval crusades Lesson 12: The key events and individuals involved in the Medieval crusades Lesson 13: The murder of Thomas Becket Lesson 14: Health in Medieval England Lesson 15: The Black Death Source Investigation Lesson 16: The Black Death - Prevention, cures and treatments Lesson 17: The consequences of the Black Death Lesson 18: How did Medieval Kings die? Lesson 19: How far did Medieval Society change? Lesson 20: The life and roles in a Medieval castle