A straightforward comprehension sheet with tasks that increase in difficultly getting students to establish who the three claimants are to the English Throne in 1066.

A KS3 lesson examining portraits of Elizabeth I to glean information about her personality.

A source based assessment on the evacuation of Dunkirk suitable for Year 9 students in KS3.

This is a fully editable PPT suitable for KS3.

This is a fully editable PPT lesson with tasks based upon the economic issues that the Nazis had to solve upon assuming government.

This is a PPT outlining the origins of Mormonism in the USA and how people moved west as they were persecuted. It is mainly to do with their preparation and the establishment of Salt Lake City.

This is a set of GCSE Revision notes for Elizabeth. They are in Word format and are easily editable.

A year 9 lesson that examines the causes of WWI with a focus on the Black Hand Gang. The aim of the lesson is to deliver PEE paragraph skills.

A one page revision guide to the end of WWI and introduction to the Big Three.

A KS3 lesson on the impact of the Blitzkrieg on Europe - suitable for Year 9 students but can be adapted for other Key Stages.

This is a lesson on how Henry Ford benefitted from the economic boom in the USA. It is fully editable.

An A-Level lesson for the OCR Course ‘USA and Westward Expansion and the Civil War’.

An A-Level lesson looking at Southern commanders during the US Civil War - with an emphasis on Robert E. Lee.

A KS3 lesson on the impact of the British Empire.

KS3 homework sheets on prison reformers.

A PPT that helps Year 7 students to see how connectives can help to develop sentences and paragraphs in History answers.

Students can use the internet or their textbooks to complete the blank chart on the landmark test cases during the US Civil Rights Movement.

A sheet of key terms for the Roman Empire.