Another retrieval activity for the Tudor Rebellions OCR ALevel course. This one randomly jumbles words and facts which are linked to the 5 rebellions against Henry VII. Students can colour code them according to which rebellion they are relevant to then as an extension they can try and add more detail about the facts. Eg which places are sites of battles? Which are attempted invasions etc. Answers also included for teachers new to the course or for self-assessment.

This lesson was designed after completing the UCL course on Understanding the Holocaust. This lesson is lesson 2 in my sequence of learning and examines the nature of antisemitic prejudice in Germany as well as escalation of persecution in order for students to better understand how and why having rights taken away is such a dangerous step. Also helps students to understand the nature of Hitler’s dictatorship and why it was so difficult to oppose him. Fully resourced lesson. Includes powerpoint and worksheet (timeline activity). Images are for illustration purposes only. PP and word document are fully editable.

I made this as part of a sequence of lessons after completing the UCL course on Understanding the Holocaust. This lesson examines the different ways people can resist oppression and the creative and brave resistance offered by many Jews and their allies during the Holocaust. Fully resourced lesson includes fully editable powerpoint and worksheets. Images are for illustrative purposes only.

5 Glossaries/ Key Individuals sheets -one per time period for the thematic medicine through time course. Medieval Medicine 1250-1500 Renaissance Medicine 1500-1700 Industrial Medicine 1700-1900 Modern Medicine 1900-Present British Sector of the Western Front 1914-1918 All the definitions are pre-printed for students and the words and names are all jumbled at the bottom for them to select and use. Can be the basis for weekly homeworks/ revision tasks and quizzes. These sheets, alongside my other revision resources, have boosted attainment significantly in our cohorts since I introduced them. 11% achieving grade 9 48% achieving grade 7-9 86% achieving grade 4-9