A collection of three lessons about prohibition, with a lesson on the causes of prohibition, the failures of the prohibition and the role of Al Capone. The lessons are designed for an AQA sc

A collection of resources that will help with revision lessons increasing engagement. Includes timelines, table mats, selection of revision games and activities, as well as gap fills etc.

A group of lessons which gets students to investigate the long and short term causes and the trigger of assassination. This can then be followed by a recap lesson of the causes. These lessons include sentence starters and support for Low ability students and challenge tasks for the high end students to stretch them.

A bundle of lessons that look at how the power of monarchs changed during the medieval period. Students look at King John, King Henry and King Richard, and how Thomas Becket, Magna Carta and Peasant’s revolt challenged their control. Works well after studying the Norman Conquest. Also included is a recap lesson. As well as a collection of medieval themed lesson resources including a takeaway homework, connectives word mat and a plenary game.

A bundle looking at the experiences of African Americans from Abolition to the 1920’s. Students look at the changes that happened after the abolition of slavery, Jim Crow laws, Ku Klux Klan (KKK), evaluation of life in 1920’s America. These lessons are designed for AQA America 1920 - 1973 Opportunity and Inequality.

A range of resources to help revise and recap in lesson and outside of lessons for AQA France in Revolution 1774 - 1815. Includes Over 300 Key Word prompt cards Fill in Glossaries to give to Students A range of Revision worksheets Revision Timelines

A group of lessons that look at key events from the Tudor period, including the break from Rome, Bloody Mary and the Spanish Armada. As well as a homework about religious change during the Tudor Period.

A group of lessons that look at experiences of soldiers including why the joint up, what life in trench like , a source lesson and a lesson on medicine.

A selection of lessons designed for AQA America 1920 - 1973 Opportunity and Inequality. These lessons focus on the new deal. These lessons focus on: The New Deal and what it was and did Opposition to the New Deal Successes and failures of the New deal

A group of 5 lessons that get students to investigate how William kept control of the country. The lesson looks at the Feudal System, Domesday Book, Harrying of the North and Castles. Followed by a recap lesson.

A group of lessons that long at key events and themese in the medieval period, including the crusades, Black Death, and medieval life. Lessons have sentence starters and challenge tasks for most activities.

The first 7 lessons and revisions materials for a scheme of work for AQA Health and the people. Lessons include challenge tasks and writing frames for students who need support. Lessons include: Medieval beliefs and treatments Christianity and Hospitals medieval medicine Islamic medicine in the Middle Ages Surgery in the Middle Ages What was public health like in the Middles Ages? Was public health better in the towns or Monastries? What was the Black death and its impact? Why/How did medicine progress in the Middle Ages?

The first 7 lessons of AQA Conflict and Tension Tension in Asia for the Vietnam section. Includes a range of activities and tasks in lessons with GCSE questions with sentence starters and challenge tasks. Plus a set of 3 knowledge organisers.

A short scheme of work that introduces students to basic historical skills but based around the Romans. Looks at Boudicca, Caesar, Why the Romans are important? etc. This would work well with year 7 but could easily be adapted for lower years as there is lots of scaffolds for the activities.

A bundle of Civil Rights lessons that looks at Emmett Till, Brown vs Board of Education, Little Rock Nine and Montgomery Bus Boycott, Non Violent protest and Violent protest of Malcolm X, Black Panthers etc. Designed or AQA America 1920 - 1973 Opportunity and Inequality

This SOW covers 6 lessons and looks at the outbreak of the war in two lessons and then focuses on the idea of whether the Civil War turned the world upside down. The lesson looks at Women, Levellers, ranters, diggers, how the war impact people’s lives, the interregnum and Oliver Cromwell. The lesson includes timelines to build chronology, worksheets for tasks, sentence starters for writing tasks.

A bundle of World War One lessons that look at the causes of the war, long and short term triggers as well as the assassination. Including a recap lesson. Plus lessons that look at the experiences of soldiers, including why the enlisted, trench life, a source lesson, and medicine.

A group of lessons that look at the changing powers of kings through time (Becket, Magna Carta, and Peasants Revolt) and looks at what life was like in the period, looking at thinks like the Black Death and crusades. Lessons have sentence starters, challenge tasks, and some have model answers and literacy focuses.

This SOW looks at the Industrial Revolution. It develops students vocabulary by focusing on words to describe change. There are a range of sources and interpretations used. The lessons have scaffolds for writing tasks and chances to model tasks. Starters are based on retrieval.

13 Lesson about the Norman Conquest. Most lessons have writing frames and challenges. Lessons cover Claimants, Battle of Hastings, Bayeux Tapestry, Source Skills, Essay Skills up to how William kept control.