This is a revision booklet covering the National 5 Weimar and Nazi Germany unit. It can be adapted to fit GCSE syllabi however. It contains lesson knowledge organisers, tips on how to revise, tips on how to answer examination style questions and lots of different retrieval practice tasks. The retrieval practice tasks can be adapted to fit other units and topics.

A booklet taking students through the story of the First Crusade

A knowledge Organiser for the Black Death.

This unit of study is about Jack the Ripper. It contains lessons, resources and an assessment which takes students through the following topics Life in Whitechapel The Life of Mary Ann Nichols The history of the Metropolitan Police Source Skills What Jack the Ripper Looked Like The murder of Mary jane Kelly It also contains lessons which will “pre-teach” and front load the students with some of the key information. There is also an introduction sheet which outlines the benefits and key aspects of the course and a pdf. handout of all the slides to help the teacher keep track of what has been taught.

A guide to using AI to help the history teacher generate newspaper articles (and other resources) using AI. Contains: Benefits of using AI section A guide to how to use AI to create resources A collection of over 50 different “fake” newspaper articles to be used as exemplars in the classroom. These cover a wide variety of commonly taught topics such as the assassination of Caesar, the battle of Hastings, the Reformation, the Napoleonic wars, the Great War and World War Two.

A worksheet taking students through how to capture a medieval castle. Includes information, comprehension questions, the pros and cons of different methods and a literacy based summary task.

A poster to help teachers know how to check for understanding in the classroom.

A guide to retrieval practice through three different posters

A series of info-graphics summarizing key topics about Weimar and Nazi Germany. Includes posters on the following topics The Treaty of Versailles The Weimar Constitution Threats to the Weimar Republic from the Left and the Right The Achievements of Gustav Stresemann Why the Nazis were not popular in the 1920s Why the Nazis became more popular The Road to dictatorship How the Nazis overcame opposition Life in Nazi Germany Children in Nazi Germany Nazis and Women Timeline of persecution in Nazi Germany Why was there so little opposition? Opposition to the Nazis How the Nazis used propaganda How the Nazis “reduced” unemployment

A set of infographics which take the student through the Nineteenth Century and the Industrial Revolution. It includes resources on life in the cities, the improvement of public health, life in the mills and mines, government reform of mines and mills, the transport revolution and the growth of democracy in the Nineteenth Century.