A range of questions useful for in class assessments or homeworks.

These are six pyramids which can sit on top of each other on students’ desks. The break down and offer stretch and challenge for each key skill in History; Similarities & Differences, Change & Continuity, Cause & Consequence, Interpretations, Significance & Source Skills. They can be used throughout key stage 3,4 & 5 for students to really understand what each skill means. It also has stretch and challenge questions for those more able in that particular skill. It uses the differentiated symbols of firm footing (what the skill is), jump forward (stretch and challenge), step back, (support) and literacy (sentence starters for that particular skill).

History Sentence Starters Cube A simple cube giving sentence starters for the key skills in history. It can sit on students desks for assessments or in a box in the room. It has differentiated sentence starters for all abilities. It covers the skills of Similarities & Differences, Cause & Consequences, Change & Continuity, Significance, Sources & Interpretations.

For New Spec 7 lessons plus planning for more.

Life after levels Access, Emerging, Developing, Securing, Mastering descriptions for KS3 including quick marking grids

Looking at the Somme to the end. Taught to a Year 9 group. A series of 5 lessons

A half terms worth of lessons taking you through the French Revolution

A series of ten lessons on World War 1. All on one long powerpoint. Has been taught to Year ( groups