Designed for new AQA A level but good for GCSE too

Great lesson - fully resourced - dont waste time planning something - just use this!

Designed for new AQA A level but could easily be used with GCSE or y9

Designed for the new AQA Alevel but could also be used for the Persecution in Nazi Germany of the GCSE. Focuses on groups other than the Jews, Gypsies/homosexuals/asocials/ religious groups etc. Big question is did the Volksgemeinshchaft allow for this persecution. Activity includes starter word search to complete with clues, detailed ppt info and revision grid

Probably 2 lessons worth of stuff here - first students are encouraged to make a judgement about the successes / failures of the New Deal. Then students should make a mind map about the impact of WW2 on the depression and ultimately decide which helped more - New Deal or WW2

An analysis of Jim crow and segregation. Tons of info and tasks including homework

A range of thought provoking discussion points - ideal for starter Questions or PHSE activities

designed for AS politics

Designed to help students answer the 'In what ways' section of the AQA History peper 1 questions. I have other resources that look at the other types of question so please feel free to have a look at those too. This ppt encourages students to plan and to structure answers as well think of there own questions!

Designed for AS governemnt and politics but easily useable for younger years - outlining the difference between pressure groups and political parties - has case studies, a card sort and info

Has a case study, spot the difference activity and lots of info - designed for AS Politics but could be used for younger years too

An easy info booklet about 'What is Democracy' it explores the main concepts then asks students to consider if democracy is always appropriate - there is a homework/extension task encouraging research on different types of Democracy

Designed for AS level but could easily introduce the topic to younger years - encourages analysis of Representative democracy

A great resource that answers the Question 'What is direct democracy' card sort included to asses the effectiveness of direct democracy - looks at the Athenian links - gives an info sheet and has some comprehension questions - designed for AS government and politics

Designed for AS but could easily be an intro to younger years - just plain and simple notes on the UK democracy - some questions included ask students to use a textbook - we use McNaughton but online research would work well too

Designed for the new spec - looks at domesday and then focuses on how the conquest changed everyday life for the rich and poor

Powerpoint based on the new edexcel spec - looks at liberalisms key ideas and parcels it up into Human nature / society / the economy / the state. Loads of info - could be revision or lecture style

Just some notes based no the new spec about devolution. Looks at the difference between federalism and devolution. Looks at the different powers each region has. Splits up the positive and negatives of devolution, Considers devolution in England EVEL

Designed for new 1-9 spec. revolves around answering a 'write an account' Question. Will need phones/ laptops for one activity and to add detail. starter game and plenary. looks at impact of depression and rise of dictators and encourages students to think about the impact this had on the League

Designed for the new 1-9 spec.Has a starter game, some GCSE questions and discussion then a poster activity. Source work in there too.