A lesson examining the foundation of the Virginia Company and the Jamestown settlement

Overview of unit and activites. Ppt and worksheet included.

Examining three cases of men who were shot and discussions of if this was right or not. Includes clips of testimonies of soldiers who witnessed the executions.

A lesson examining the reaction in Britain to help from abroad and some source analysis. It also contains a task based on part of the Not Forgotten: soldiers of empire documentary with Ian Hislop. Also available in a SOW bundle here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/british-empire-and-migration-sow-11587059

This is part 1 of 2 of my scheme of work for Conflict and Tension. Part 2 is available on a separate resource as I couldn't put them all on this upload. All powerpoints and resources included. You will need the Conflict and Tension textbook for some of the activities. Lesson 1 Treaty of Versailles Lesson 2 Reactions to the Treaty of Versailles Lesson 3 What was the League of Nations Lesson 4 How successful was the League of Nations Lesson 5 International Agreements Lesson 6 The Manchurian Crisis Lesson 7 The Invasion of Abyssinia Lesson 8 The End of the League of Nations Lesson 9 What did Hitler want? Lesson 10 Reactions to Hitler's foreign policies

A short reflection about the Christmas story and what Christmas means to different people.

Lesson 1 - How does History treat James I? Lesson 2 and 3 - assessment preparation and assessment - James I - The wisest fool in Christendom? Lesson 4 - Was Charles I a successful ruler? Lesson 5 - King or Parliament? Lesson 6 - How do you punish a king? All lessons are fully resourced. If there are page references, it refers to Presenting the Past 2. I will put up Lesson 1 for free as a preview. Link here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/how-does-history-treat-james-i-11542440

L11 - Piracy and the Caribbean L12 - Impact of Slave Trade on Britain L13 - early settlements in America L14 - Why did America fight back against the British? L15 - What did losing the American colonies cost? L16 - Why did the Huguenots flee France? L17 - Ulster plantations and Highland Clearances For some activities you will need “Migration, Empires and The People” by Abdul Mohamud and Robin Whitburn (Hodder) and Thematic Studies by Oxford AQA GCSE History

Anti-clericalism, summing up abuses of the Church, and starting to look at Henry's reasons for wanting a divorce. You will need the textbook Oxford AQA History: Religious Conflict and the Church of England. NB: This is designed for a triple lesson so you may need to adapt accordingly.

Essay plan and model answer card sort on humanism and new religious ideas. Abuses and criticisms of the Church - including source exam practice. Please note, this was a three hour lesson so if you have less teaching time you'll need to adapt accordingly. You will need the textbook "Oxford AQA History, Religious Conflict and the Church in England 1529- 1570"

A set of short tests for the Germany module that you can use at the start of lessons every couple of weeks to test the students' knowledge.

Lesson 11 of the PART 2 A Level section of Religious Conflict topic, 2D. Book pages refer to the Oxford AQA History by Rebecca Carpenter

Lesson 8 of the PART 2 A Level section of Religious Conflict topic, 2D. Book pages refer to the Oxford AQA History by Rebecca Carpenter

Lesson 9 of the PART 2 A Level section of Religious Conflict topic, 2D. Book pages refer to the Oxford AQA History by Rebecca Carpenter

L15 - Did Hitler make Germany self-sufficient? L16-17 - Ordinary Germans and Total War L18 - How did the Nazis try to control young people? L19 - Women in Nazi Germany L20 - How to tackle the bullet point question L21 -22 The Churches and Hitler's hate list L23 - The journey to the Final Solution NB The final three lessons (Fear vs propaganda, arts and culture, Conclusion and review) were too large to fit on this upload, so I will put those lessons up as a free taster).

A differentiated worksheet I made for an EAL student with very limited English.

A lesson that starts by recapping the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and then goes on to teach about recruitment.

A four lesson powerpoint and accompanying student workbook for the 2022 AQA Norman exam site study, Castle Priory.

Advice geared towards the following topics (Germany 1890-1945; Conflict and Tension 1918-1939; Normans; Health and the People) but could be adapted for your subject