A PowerPoint that introduces World War One, looking at why it started, who was involved and how many people died as a result.

A mini biography/ fact file that introduces Rosa Parks life for KS2 children.

An activity that requires children to label a Viking raider, labelling up different parts of clothing/ equipment.

A help mat for writing paragraphs in response to questions, following the PEAK paragraph model with an example and different phrases included that children may want to include in their own writing.

A word mat with examples of hieroglyphics that can be used for children to write their own messages in hieroglyphics. The sheet has two sets on so can be divided up to create two sheets from the one sheet.

A handbook that hopefully acts as a helpful guide to anybody leading history within a primary school setting with things to consider as well as then thinking about how to develop history further within your school setting.

A four page information text that tries to cover the period of 1919-1939 in brief detail with some of the key events, particularly in relation to Germany and the build up to World War 2. Could be used as a brief overview for introducing the concept or for a revision tool as an overview.

Timeline of the rise of the Nazi party from 1921 when Hitler took control to 1933 when he became German Chancellor. Also included are election results between 1924 and 1933, showing the rise and fall in voters and seats as well as showing a comparison against other parties. Useful for revision and asking questions based around the events outlined.

A PDF that looks at the famous Roman Colosseum, introducing key facts to children. Included within this is: The origins of the Colosseum Construction time Structure Opening Uses Gladiators Animal hunts Sea battles Keeping cool Different uses of the Colosseum Modern day Personal pictures from the Colosseum taken in 2015

A lesson for 5/6 that looks at living conditions for ordinary Victorians. Included is the presentation used as Notebook and PowerPoint and differentiated activities for children to complete in their books.

Different resources that look at Bonfire Night. This includes: A PowerPoint that focusses on the history of Bonfire Night and the failed plot to kill King James I A PowerPoint that looks at how to stay safe on Bonfire Night A poster challenge to create a safety poster for Bonfire Night, including key tips for creating an effective poster A Guy Fawkes fact file to learn more about him A reading comprehension about Guy Fawkes (differentiated three way with answers included) A definition activity related to words seen in the PowerPoint about Bonfire Night/ words that relate to the plot to get children to work on using dictionaries effectively

Timeline of key events in the Weimar Republic from the end of the First World War up to the Wall Street Crash in 1929. Also included is a map of Germany with the territories taken from them as a result of the Treaty of Versailles for a visual context and election results between 1924 and 1929. Useful for revision and asking questions based around the events outlined.

112 page Powerpoint that introduces the continent of Europe to children. Within the powerpoint, Europe is split into six different zones, introducing every country in Europe. Included are the flags for every country, the capital city and currency for each country as well as two to three facts for every country in Europe. Useful for introducing Europe or countries within Europe as well as being able to create a factfile using the slides.

A template that is fully-hyperlinked and ready to use as a tool for assessing children's knowledge about any topic you are doing in a fun way. Simply insert the questions and answers where you wish, with it being highlighted which answer hyperlinks to the correct place.

A crossword that tests children on what is included within the key facts hand out. Answers are included on a separate sheet.

A six lesson sequence focussing on the history of Nottingham, particularly with focus to the castle, that has been written for KS2 children with the planning, resources and presentation all included. During the six lessons, children also briefly cover key historical events such as the Third Crusade, the English Civil War and elements of the Industrial Revolution. As well as the lesson resources and planning, there is a Nottingham history knowledge organiser and a diamond 9 activity where children can decide what was most important and least important from events at the castle.

A set of writing activities that link to working on using because, but and so based on ‘The Writing Revolution’. Included are 22 different sentence stems that link to learning for the Stone Age to the Iron Age which all require the use of because, but and so, challenging pupils ability to use the conjunctions appropriately as well as acting as a retrieval task in checking understanding of previous learning.