GCSE History Crime and Punishment resources pack parts 1 and 2 (covering 1000-1500 and 1500-1700). Mapped to the Edexcel/ Pearson GCSE Paper 1 topic crime and punishment through time. This resource pack includes 17 resources (both power point and a PDF so that you can edit and adapt them as you wish). The resources include:- Recall quizzes (with answers) sorting tasks (with answers) Timelines Mind maps Designed to support learning and understanding of this GCSE topic. If you like this then look out for my resources packs for the rest of this topic.

Save yourself hours of time with these ready made key stage 3 history assessments Pack 1- medieval England A set of 6 assessments for key stage 3 students. All assessments are in word format so that you can edit, combine or tweak assessments to meet the needs of your students. Most assessments contain mark schemes and/or feedback lesson power points. Check out my other key stage 3 assessment packs too. History words and concepts assessments [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13015486] Pack 2- Tudor, Stuart and Industrial Britain- [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13015526] Pack 3- 20th Century history- [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13015535]

Save yourself hours of time with these ready made key stage 3 history assessments Pack 3- 20th Century history A set of 12 assessments for key stage 3 students- covering World Wars I and II, the rise if the Nazis, the Holocaust, Russia, Vietnam and the world after World War II. All assessments are in word format so that you can edit, combine or tweak assessments to meet the needs of your students. Most assessments contain mark schemes and/or feedback lesson power points. Check out my other key stage 3 assessment packs too. History words and concepts assessments [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13015486] Pack 1- Medieval England [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13015520 Pack 2- Tudor, Stuart and Industrial Britain- [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13015526]

Here is a set of 2 generic Key stage 3 assessments that test student knowledge and retention of key words and concepts. For each of the assessments there is the assessment, mark scheme and a feedback power point. Great for building history words and concepts- the disciplinary knowledge that runs through history. Each resource is in word or power point format so that you can edit and refine it if you want to. Check out my other ready made key stage 3 assessment packs: Pack 1- Medieval England [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13015520 Pack 2- Tudor, Stuart and Industrial Britain- [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13015526] Pack 3- 20th Century history- [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13015535]

Crime and punishment revision scheme of work- created as a tool for revising crime and punishment thematically or for teaching it as a key stage 3 unit. It matches the lessons that I have added for purchase too and is available as part of a bundle. Produced as a word document so that you can edit it if you wish. Please also see my other lessons sets for ‘crime’ and ‘punishment’ and my revision bundle containing: the thematic lessons for crime, punishment and law enforcement overview lessons for each of 1000-1500, 1500-1700, 1700-1900 and 1900- present day revision scheme of work assessments and an overview knowledge organiser

GCSE History superpower relations and the Cold War revision 3- Cold War crises I have designed this as a short revision resource (in PDF) with an accompanying power point that contains answers. This is one of a series of ‘quick win’ revision tasks - originally designed for 20 minute revision bursts but can easily be adapted to suit. For this topic you may wish to look at one crisis at a time and use this over 3x 20 minute sessions.

GCSE History Crime and Punishment 1700-1900- law enforcement lesson. This lesson focuses on law enforcement 1700-1900 and links to the Exdecel/ Pearson specification. Please note that pages referenced are for the Pearson textbook. The resources included on the lesson power point are also part of a set of resource listed as ‘GCSE history crime and punishment 1700-1900’- and this in turn forms part of ‘GCSE History crime and punishment’ bundle that includes over 60 resources, topic check lists, assessments and knoweldge organisers

GCSE Active Citizenship 5 revision lessons linked to the active citizenship aspect of the AQA Paper (Note due to copyright the past paper examples were removed from lesson 2 but the using any past paper and walking through it with the mark scheme could be added to this lesson)

AQA GCSE RS: Judaism Practices knowledge organiser booklet. This has been written to cover the Judaism Practices topic of the AQA GCSE course. There are 4 pages of knowledge organisers and a key words page. See also my link to Catholic Christianity: creation knowledge organisers. [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12986032]

AQA a-level politics Topic 13- the legislative branch of government: Congress. Recall tasks in power point format. Answers included.

A revision template for students to use. The resource is a framework for 3 knowledge organisers with headings mapped to topics 1 (the UK constitution), Topic 11 (US constitution) and topic 12 (comparing constitutions) as well as a set of knowledge recall questions. The frameworks are designed to guide students in their revision- so they need to go back through their work or recall from memory in order to create learning summaries.

AQA a-level politics US and comparative politics Topic 21- Pressure Groups. Written as a work booklet/ revision booklet designed to help students to capture key knowledge and ideas for the topic.

GCSE History superpower relations and the Cold War revision 4- The end of the Cold War I have designed this as a short revision resource (in PDF and word format) with an accompanying power point that contains answers. This is one of a series of ‘quick win’ revision tasks - originally designed for 20 minute revision bursts but can easily be adapted to suit.