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7 - What happened in concentration camps
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7 - What happened in concentration camps

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Lesson 7 of 9 in a Year 9 scheme of work for the Holocaust. This lesson focuses on the Nazi's regime of implementing concentration camps. Lesson includes a PowerPoint with Bronze, Silver, Gold objectives, differentiation opportunities and stretch activities. Lesson includes: - starter task based on Adam Koscielniak's art interpretations - analysis of 2 interpretations of events task - source analysis - stretch task - social media plenary
5 - Accrington PALS battalion
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5 - Accrington PALS battalion

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Lesson 5 of 12 in a Year 9 scheme of work for World War One. This lesson focuses on the PALS battalions (case study: Accrington) There is an opportunity for students to use the soldier profile formed in this lesson throughout homework activities and stretch tasks through the remaining lessons in the unit of work. Lesson includes a PowerPoint with Bronze, Silver, Gold objectives, differentiation opportunities and stretch activities. All worksheets, resources and video clips included. Lesson includes: - starter source task - key term definition (PALS) - video clip - soldier profile game activity - questioning plenary
10 - Why did Germany surrender and sign the armistice
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10 - Why did Germany surrender and sign the armistice

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Lesson 10 of 12 in a Year 9 scheme of work for World War One. This lesson focuses on reasons for Germany's surrender and the signing of Armistice. Lesson includes a PowerPoint with Bronze, Silver, Gold objectives, differentiation opportunities and stretch activities. All worksheets, resources and video clips included. Lesson includes: - numeracy starter task - remembrance day task / discussion of what remembrance day is - carousel activity describing reasons for surrender and explaining the impacts - PEE paragraph task - remembrance day poetry plenary
7 - Trench life
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7 - Trench life

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Lesson 7 of 12 in a Year 9 scheme of work for World War One. This lesson focuses on conditions in the trenches. Lesson includes a PowerPoint with Bronze, Silver, Gold objectives, differentiation opportunities and stretch activities. All worksheets, resources and video clips included. Lesson includes: - recap task - source task (information gathering activity) - letter / diary entry writing task - peer assessment plenary
2 - What is population density?
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2 - What is population density?

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Lesson 2 of 9 in a Year 8 SOW on Population This lesson explains what population density is and allows students the opportunity to explore areas that are densely / sparsely populated, working out the calculations themselves (numeracy focus) Included is the PowerPoint and all handouts / worksheets needed (differentiation included) Lessons have Bronze, Silver, Gold learning outcomes for students to progress through.
3 - How does China compare to the UK
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3 - How does China compare to the UK

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Lesson 1 in a Year 8 scheme of work on China - the big question of the topic is "Does China have what it takes to be a superpower?" This lesson focuses on a comparison between China and the UK so that students can see similarities and differences in climate, culture, history and industry. Lesson includes a PowerPoint with Bronze, Silver, Gold objectives, differentiation opportunities and stretch activities. All worksheets, resources and video clips included. Lesson includes: - gimme 5 starter - matching statistics task - marketplace activity (with write on structured worksheet) - similarities and differences class discussion - extended writing task - bingo plenary
6 - What are population pyramids?
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6 - What are population pyramids?

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Lesson 6 of 9 in a Year 8 SOW on Population This lesson explains what population pyramids are. Students are shown examples of MEDC and LEDC pyramids and are given the opportunity to create their own. Assessment on graph skills. Included is the PowerPoint and all handouts / worksheets needed Lessons have Bronze, Silver, Gold learning outcomes for students to progress through.
8 - How do countries manage their population?
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8 - How do countries manage their population?

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Lesson 8 of 9 in a Year 8 SOW on Population This lesson explores the population management in China (China's One Child Policy) Worksheet, differentiated task and lots of stretch activities included. Included is the PowerPoint and all handouts / worksheets needed Lessons have Bronze, Silver, Gold learning outcomes for students to progress through.
AQA American West 1840 - 1895 Assessment
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AQA American West 1840 - 1895 Assessment

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This is an assessment used in the current Year 10 new GCSE (AQA) for The American West 1840 - 1895. Used to assess student understanding of life on the Plains, the concept of manifest destiny and American progress, attitudes towards the Plains Indians (covering Fort Laramie Treaty 1851) and taking in to consideration students have previously studied some of the groups who settled the West (Mormons, Gold miners) Lesson includes a PowerPoint with Bronze, Silver, Gold objectives (and prompts to assist students with completing tasks) , write on multiple choice quiz (starter), write on assessment sheet, sources insert and mark scheme. Lesson includes: - multiple choice quiz (starter) - key word definition - timeline completion (chronology) - source description - interpretation questions - self assessment plenary - sources booklet (AQA) - interpretation questions mark scheme (AQA)
Was the Munich Putsch a success or failure
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Was the Munich Putsch a success or failure

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Current Year 11 OCR History GCSE Lesson. Lesson includes bronze, silver and gold learning objectives for students to work through. Includes: - bell work activity / starter - card sort the event in to chronological order - success and failures activity - exam question - peer assessment (following mark scheme) - exemplar answer
4 - What is world population like?
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4 - What is world population like?

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Lesson 4 of 9 in a Year 8 SOW on Population This lesson allows students to create their own choropleth map and describe population density and distribution using the choropleth map they have created. Included is the PowerPoint and all handouts / worksheets needed Lessons have Bronze, Silver, Gold learning outcomes for students to progress through.
1 - Why  does population change?
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1 - Why does population change?

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Lesson 1 of 9 in a Year 8 SOW on Population This lesson covers an introduction to population and natural change Included is the PowerPoint and all handouts / worksheets needed (differentiation included) Lessons have Bronze, Silver, Gold learning outcomes for students to progress through.
12 - Your soldier (PALS)
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12 - Your soldier (PALS)

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Lesson 12 of 12 in a Year 9 scheme of work for World War One. This lesson is an assessment opportunity for students to demonstrates their understanding of topics covered in the scheme of work through extended pieces of writing. Students will cover: Life in Accrington Propaganda Being part of a PALS battalion Trench warfare The battle of the Somme Germany's surrender Signing of Armistice The Treaty of Versailles Lesson includes a PowerPoint with Bronze, Silver, Gold objectives, differentiation opportunities and stretch activities. All worksheets, resources and video clips included. Lesson includes: - Powerpoint showing the fate of the Accrington PALS battalion (students use this to complete their soldier profile for identified soldier earlier in the scheme of work) - Assessment worksheet
3 - What caused World War One (Assessment)
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3 - What caused World War One (Assessment)

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Lesson 3 of 12 in a Year 9 scheme of work for World War One. This lesson is an assessment opportunity to gauge student understanding of the causes of WWI. Lesson includes a PowerPoint with Bronze, Silver, Gold objectives, differentiation opportunities and stretch activities. All worksheets, resources and video clips included. Lesson includes: - levelled assessment objectives - literacy levelled objectives - sentence starters
1 - What is China like
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1 - What is China like

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Lesson 1 in a Year 8 scheme of work on China - the big question of the topic is "Does China have what it takes to be a superpower?" This lesson focuses on introducing where China is in the world. Lesson includes a PowerPoint with Bronze, Silver, Gold objectives, differentiation opportunities and stretch activities. All worksheets, resources and video clips included. Lesson includes: - think / pair / share activity: what is a superpower? - key term definition (unscrambling task) - China or not task - identifying where China is in the world (map task) - BBQ plenary
4 - World War One Propaganda
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4 - World War One Propaganda

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Lesson 4 of 12 in a Year 9 scheme of work for World War One. This lesson focuses on the use of propaganda. Lesson includes a PowerPoint with Bronze, Silver, Gold objectives, differentiation opportunities and stretch activities. All worksheets, resources and video clips included. Lesson includes: - starter picture task - keyword definition - analysing propaganda task - image V reality plenary
2 - What was the trigger of World War One?
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2 - What was the trigger of World War One?

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Lesson 2 of 12 in a Year 9 scheme of work for World War One. This lesson focuses on the spark that triggered the war. Lesson includes a PowerPoint with Bronze, Silver, Gold objectives, differentiation opportunities and stretch activities. All worksheets, resources and video clips included. Lesson includes: - card sort activity - timeline / chronology activity - tweet the teacher plenary
Weimar Republic recovery post 1923
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Weimar Republic recovery post 1923

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Current Year 11 OCR History GCSE Lesson focusing on the actions of Gustav Stresemann. Lesson includes bronze, silver and gold learning objectives for students to work through. Includes: - bell work activity / starter - mind map activity - video and question task - information on achievements - true / false progress check - activity based on achievements and explaining impacts - exam question - peer assessment / self assessment grid (based on mark scheme) - stretch task: significance - stretch task: picture source