Family Tree and related questions Ancient History Hatshepsut Personality in their times Yr 12.

Information relating to Hatshepsut Personality study Ancient History Yr 12. Syllabus checklist for students to use as a study tool, Overview of Religion in the period & Role of Pharaoh in the Period linked to syllabus requirements. Note, I teach this in conjunction with the Historical Period: New Kingdom to Thutmose IV hence the 'quick reviews'. Reference to 'Edmodo' is for my students only but similar information can be found online.

Keywords for 12 Ancient History: Ancient Society-Sparta topic. Pages 1-4 are keywords to add to their topic glossary and pages 5-8 are a terminology quiz to accompany this and/or for revision so that students can learn, revise and apply these key terms in context. Pages 1-4 can be printed 4 to a page and pages 5-8 2 to a page.

Designed for my Year 10 History class but it would be suitable for other high school year groups and other subjects than history (e.g. Science, Geography and English). The idea with this is to get students to engage with topic information in textbooks or other sources and then turn this into a structured lesson. Teacher instructions and lesson planning worksheets are included.

Historical period New Kingdom Egypt to the Death of Thutmose IV- revision activities.

A fun and creative way for students to use and consolidate their knowledge of the Vikings by creating a 'recipe' to make a Viking. Great as a Friday afternoon activity when students tend to get a bit ratty!

WORKSHEET to accompany a video available on Youtube (details on the worksheet) Viking warriors- print pages 1-2 two pages into one. A good 'light' lesson for a Friday afternoon. 9/3/17Apparently the Youtube video is no longer there but Terry Schappert's series can be purchased online via Amazon and other sites and also streamed e.g. http://www.videodetective.com/tv/warriors-sneak-peek/629132 Alternatively, you can simply adapt this FREE worksheet and effective lesson idea to another Vikings video you source yourself of which there are many available in video stores, youtube and other online sites.

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A dynamic learning activity that keeps students moving to make learning more fun and interesting as students 'speed-date' information about various aspects of the Industrial Revolution to complete a work sheet. Follow up questions and a modified version for students with literacy learning needs is included. Instructions are on the activity-provided in Word and PDF (because sometimes the layout of word changes from computer to computer).

Learning activities relating to the American Civil Rights Movement as part of Yr 10 History core Rights and Freedoms topic. I recommend doing American Civil Rights before Australian Aboriginal Rights in this unit because they in many ways inspired the Civil Rights Movement in Australia and doing the US first helps to provide a broader context.

Group work analysis of sources related to the Vikings with a focus on various perspectives, bias etc. Instructions are on the file along with the sources.

Aust. Curriculum Yr 8 History Vikings- Geography of the Viking homelands activity requires students to read about the Geography and then use the information to create their own map of the Viking homelands using the outline provided. Modified version also included + PDF copy as images have a habit of moving around on Word.

Learning activities related to map and the transition of the ancient world into the modern. Includes using a map as an historical source and a chronology exercise. This would work best if complemented by teacher explication of the reasons for the 'fall' of Rome, Constantine's relocation to Constantinople and where future topics (e.g. Vikings and Shoguns) to be studied fit into the chronology. It also includes a modified version of the task that has adaptations designed specifically for a student with difficulty writing and moving due to cerebral palsy.

Group work activity for Year 9 History- overview Making of the Modern World students to research aspects of history to that contributed to the movement of peoples and the making of the modern world.

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.

Practical lesson for Year 7 Geographay- traffic observation and then converting this to graphs. Geographical skills such as data collection and, statistical analysis and graphs.

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.

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 range of study and revision and extension activities for Historical Period New Kingdom Egypt to the Death of Thutmose IV. Covers the first 3 dots points in the syllabus: Impact of the Hyksos and Establishment of the 18th Dynasty.

HSC performance bands explained along with HSC success tips. Designed to print 4 pages into 1.