Worksheet/activity for 9 Geography "Changing Australian Communities" topic. Various geographical and critical thinking and writing skills analysing and responding to population data for Australia.

A worksheet with chronology, timeline and comprehension exercises based on Retroactive 1 textbook pages 146-147. Focuses on the chronology of ancient China prehistory to Imperial with emphasis on the predynastic period and the Warring States period. Includes historical skills and terminology.

Smartboard tutorial with related cloze and questions

Tutorial & learning activities for the Ancient World Overview topic that cover the 'Evidence' aspect of the National Curriculum Syllabus (the evidence for the emergence and establishment of ancient societies, including art, iconography, writing, tools and pottery). The final 'Source Analysis' pages are intended to be printed as a worksheet. Includes tutorial information and a range of historical skills and concept based activities such as cause & effect; significance; contestability; terms & concepts; source analysis ;interpretation, explanation & communication.

Smartboard activity and worksheet- notes/information/worksheet activity. This could also be adapted on SmartNote to do an interactive matching activity with the class.

Information and related activities (for Smart Board or use as a worksheet)

Some information and activities relating to the 'Ancient Human Remains' unit Yr 11 History.

Workbook on tsunamis intended as part or the Natural Hazards unit of work Yr 9 Geography. Designed as an information and thinking skills unit based on geographical detail for topic information and uses the movie "The Impossible" as a complement. Some of the science/geography information is based on a TES file contributed by Penny1413 so credit to Penny (thank you). This is intended as a light end of year work activity after exams. Note that appropriate parent/guardian approval must be sought before showing this M rated movie to students.

<p>The significance of early innovations of the Industrial Revolution and their impacts.</p>

Notes and related activities for the Ancient World Overview Year 7 History: Human Evolution and Out of Africa Theory. Unfortunately, some accompanying interactive whiteboard files that I have are not compatible so I could not add those.

Causes of Tornadoes information and worksheet suitable for Year 7 as part of their 'Four Spheres; Atmosphere" study and also suitable for Year 9 as part of "Natural Disasters"

A range of information and activities that could be used as tutorials or a smart board or as worksheets relating to Australia and World War Two. Aimed at the current (17/10/13) NSW syllabus for Year 9 but could also be adapted to the World Wars topic of the upcoming (2014) National curriculum. This material could also be used and adapted as needed for senior Modern History. There is also a wealth of complementary information relating to this topic available on the website http://www.schoolhistory.co.uk/year9links/wwii_sheets.shtml

A range of tutorials, worksheets and learning activities for Year 9 History aspects of World War One

Worksheet with a link to a related video that explores a very plausible theory about how the Great Pyramid of Giza might have been built and examines the related evidence. https://youtu.be/d83mn1yxCHc (52 minutes) “The Great Pyramid of Egypt New Evidence.” NOTE- link current at time of posting but if you Google this name you will still find the video if the link moves.

A range of revision questions for the Yr 11 Ancient History end of course exam that students can use to practise and focus their studies. Relates to the following topics:*Core- History, Sources, Science and Archaeology*Case study- Ancient Human Remains*Site Study- Deir el Medina*Site Study- Ancient Thera

There wasn't a more specific topic to categorise this in so it's under the closest option. A "create your own word-search" activity template for students of any subject to use as a revision tool to review topic specific words. Suitable for all subjects and all year groups.

More of these quick mental warm ups. Ideal for a quick activity at the beginning of a lesson or as a quick mid-lesson break to engage students and get them thinking. I have found these work a treat for my classes and prevent a lot of discipline problems. For example my Yr 10 class have gone from difficult to engage and a lot of work to manage to a fantastic class by using these at the beginning of each lesson- they love it! Those relating to ads and songs will fall 'out of date' after a few months so I hope that my sharing sees them put to good use before they expire.

This worksheet is designed to be used in conjunction with the movie King Arthur starring Clive Owen and Keira Knightly and a range of other King Arthur resources available on TES Australia as mentioned. It has been designed as a brief end of course extra topic for Year 11 History in the event that the course is finished before the end of Year Term 3 Year 11 given that students are not permitted to commence the Year 12 course until Term 4. Note that the movie is suitable only for Year 11 and 12 students and only with appropriate permission according to school policy due to its MA15+ rating.

A few more 'brain warmers' to use as an engagement activity at the beginning of the lesson or as a quick 'commercial break' mid lesson. They serve as a great engagement activity and are also a great class room behaviour management tool (engaged students are focused and well behaved).

Designed for Stage 4 Geography as a practical Geography skills activity group work task. Students research and draw on knowledge of local geography localised to either their town, school or Australia and use this information to create a personalised and localised version of Monopoly. This works well as an end of year activity. The template is hand-drawn, so it's not fantastic, but it should be useable.