A lesson exploring how Henry VIII should be remembered- as a good king or gansgter? Includes a very successsfully tried boxijg match style debate on the question where the students score points for valid arguments and ebvidence used

A complete time line of the key events and changes in the American West 1835-1895

Students must work out the correct punishments for the 5 crimes committed by people in the 19th century. Can be used as part of a lesson exploring crime and punishment in Victorian Britain

Activity where students explore the life and beliefs of the various tribes on the Great Plains

Time line and analysis activity exploring the changing life of the plains Indians between 1835-1895

A interactive powerpoint and thinking skills activity exploring the stories of Hannah Brady and Anne Frank and their families. Great resource for exploring the Holocaust through the eyes of children

You are going to play in pairs. You are slaves who are about to escape from your plantation. You must try to navigate your way round the board and escape along the underground railroad. Beware! The Slave catchers are after you! Heads= move forward 1 Tails= move forward 2

A whole 1 hour lesson slave punishments including 2 activities and power point presentation

Detailed lesson by lesson scheme of work covering 6 units of History. Lesson by lesson objectives, suggested activities and cross curricular links included

A key stage 3 assessment suitable for year 7 and year 8 aimed at develping their source, interpretation and empathy skills. Complete with mark scheme also!

select 9 students and sell them in a highest bidder auction- the remaining students are plantation owners who use the descriptions to bid on the slaves. Comes with an accompanying power point and instructions

An essay style assessment exploring the causes of World War Two includes a differentiated assessment and mark scheme

Complete scheme of work for Edexcel History Paper 1 Medicine 1250 to present day including the Historic environment section. The scheme includes lesson ideas and activities and links to videos. Lesson by lesson scheme for this entire paper.

Students read the different Indian tribal leaders views and complete the thought bubble sheet explaining the various beliefs of the plains Indians

Bear Grylls=I am going to show you how the Indian tribes survived and adapted to the harsh life on the Great plains of America...... Students analyse Bear's explanation of how the Indians survived life on the Great Plains

The year is 1944 . The war has swung in favour of Britain and her allies. The Soviet Union and America have joined your side. Germany's hopes of invading and defeating the Soviet Union ended with defeat in the Battle of Stalingrad. Stalin wants Britain and America to launch an invasion of France and begin to attack them and force them to retreat

Buffalo Hunting and the Destruction of the Plains Indians way of life Task: Study the information on the graph below and plot a line graph using the information and your own knowledge to show the decline of the Buffalo by 1883.........................

A whole lesson exploring the middle passage and the journey of slaves onboard the slave ships

Students work in groups and must complete a series of decisions to see how successful they would be at setting up a business during the Industrial Revolution

Detailed lesson by lesson scheme of work for teachers teaching USA 1919-1941. Includes lesson by lessom, suggetsed resources and activities. Suitable for edecxel, OCR and other syllabuses