A KS3 lesson to introduce Year 7 to Human and Natural Geography in Britain.

A sheet looking at Native American culture

An A-Level lesson looking at the role of Tecumseh’s Confederacy in the conflict between the Native Tribes and the Western settlers.

An A-Level lesson examining the background to the conflict that would arise between Western settlers and the Native Americans in the 1830s.

A KS3 Geography lesson looking at the causes of British climate as well as the difference between weather and climate.

An A-Level lesson about how the creation of the new Republican Party in the USA may have led to the increase in sectional tension.

An A-Level lesson on how the Kansas Nebraska Act impacted upon sectional tension in the USA.

A lesson for A-Level students on the 1850 Compromise and its effects on sectional tension.

A PPT illustrating why Lincoln announced the Emancipation Proclamation.

A source and own knowledge based assessment on WWI.

A KS3 assessment on the Gunpowder Plot.

An assessment for Year 9 students after studying trench conditions.

A lesson for Year 9 on the failures of the Schlieffen Plan.

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.

An assessment on the role of the SA - suitable for GCSE or Year 9 students.

A SEE, THINK and QUESTION Magna Carta starter for Year 7 students to get them interested in King John and the Magna Carta.

An interesting take on the ‘Miracle of Dunkirk’ tapping into the dystopian craze and concept of fake news that is all around today. It’s a lesson for KS3 on how significant Dunkirk and Churchill were to the whole war effort and a look at what might have happened if we had failed to bring most of the soldiers home! Worksheet to accompany the PPT.

An end of Year 8 Assessment on being British

A peer presentation feedback and assessment sheet that can be used with any Key Stage group.