A Year 7 assessment that uses Sources on the Domesday Book to test own knowledge and analysis skills.

An editable KS3 Middle Ages assessment suitable for Year 7s.

A GCSE Civil Rights Assessment in an EDEXCEL style.

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

This is a KS3 based lesson that teaches students about why Henry VIII dissolved the monasteries.

A GCSE lesson looking at the different groups who opposed the Nazi Party between 1933-45.

An A-Level information gathering lesson combined with chart completion and annotation activity. Suitable for OCR USA Movement West and US Civil War.

A source and own knowledge based essay assessment on the significance of Wat Tyler to the Peasants’ Revolt.

A variety of source and own knowledge questions for use with Year 7 as a Black Death assessment.

A lesson for Year 7 on the advantages and disadvantages of the Motte and Bailey Castles in the Middle Ages.

A worksheet which will allow students to interrogate information about the four main claimants before pretending to be the Witan and making a choice based on the information.

A series of lessons designed to show the religious differences between Henry VIII, Edward VI and Mary I.

A lesson for KS3 students on using scatter graphs for geography purposes.

Students will complete a homework on attacking a Motte and Bailey Castle.

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

Useful for both KS3 and GCSE Lessons on Anglo-Saxon Law.