League of Nations revision OCR Paper 1 Exam revision International relations

Collapse of Peace revision OCR Paper 1 Exam revision International relations

Treaty of Versailles revision OCR Paper 1 Exam revision International relations

Child labour in the industrial revolution key stage three source work

Christmas Day Truce WWI Trenches Year 9 Sainsburys advert How accurate was sainsbury’s advert of the Christmas Day Truce

CIE OCR Paper Two. Causes of WWI. Revision past exam questions. Source skills

Paper Two. Source skills. OCR exam practise, focusing on Treaty of Versailles Also used for CIE International IGCSE. Booklet for students to help source skills on paper two.

Paper Two past paper examination questions. OCR British society 1890-1919 Help for the exam for students with picture and text sources.

Comprehensive set of resources to develop source skills for Paper Two OCR/CIE Booklets to produce for each student helping them to develop their source skills with practise questions and step by step instructions to get an A*.

Full set of lessons for the Peace Treaties topic of OCE/CIE GCSE/IGCSE, inc. Treaty of Versailles German reactions to the treaty of versailles, terms of the treaty, aims and motives of the big three,

Prohibition. Focus on OCE/CIE USA depth study, but can be used for other boards. GCSE IGCSE

Students needs to work in groups of four to complete the activities. Worksheets for the whole lesson - group work. Little input needed from teacher.

Full lesson with sources and exam question focused on answering the title above. Ebert, Weimar Constitution, Political Spectrum Article 48 Emergency Powers Proportional Representation Fundamental Rights all included. Outstanding lesson aimed at 14-16 year olds. Can be used with OCR/CIE/Edexcel exam boards (but not only used for exam work)

A full lesson with two optional homework tasks for students to complete. Students focus on the early beginnings of the Nazis Party, and how Hitler used the Munich Putsch to his advantage. Students to evaluate the claim that it failed, but it was not a disaster.

A detailed lesson (probably over 2-3 lessons) evaluating how significant Stresemann was to the recovery of Germany in the 1920s. There are opportunities for essay writing, source analysis and a short game where students put themselves into the shoes of Stresemann. An outstanding lesson for GCSE / iGCSE - OCR / CIE / Edexcel, but could also be used for KS3 Year 9 students.

A full lesson (or two) with all resources included here. Resources include: Research task Teacher instruction Peer opportunities Worksheet to complete Information to read Can be used for IGCSE / GCSE or Year 9 / KS3 students. Differentiation can be achieved. Focuses on both the Protestant and Catholic Church within Germany, how many religious leaders supported the Nazis, but also those that opposed them. Nazi euthanasia programme also dicussed

A full lesson (or two) with all resources included here. Resources include: Research task Teacher instruction Peer opportunities Worksheet to complete Information to read Can be used for IGCSE / GCSE or Year 9 / KS3 students. Differentiation can be achieved. Propaganda, film, tv, radio, rallies, Goebbels, speeches etc

A full lesson and set of activities (with linked free downloadable sheets) to complete learning into Imperial Russia with the focus on ‘Lenin’s consolidation of power’. This resource is ready to download and teach as it is, and includes lots of different levelled activities for students of all abilities to work through. It is clear, concise and rated outstanding in the classroom. This is part of a set of resources uploaded focusing on Imperial Russia and the Russian Revolution. If you have any questions, please contact me at samantha.jones.2104@icloud.com. Thanks

At least 3 lessons worth of research and activities for KS4/5 students studying the Russia Revolution and the fall of the Tsars. Focusing on the role of Nicholas II. These activity sheets and powerpoint presentation include timelines, research, source evaluation and essay practise. Suitable for IBDP HL, GCSE, iGCSE and A Level students. OUtstanding graded lessons, a steal. Everything is set and ready to go.

Opposition in Tsarist Russia - looking at reasons why Tsardom was so unpopular, and therefore why oppositional groups grew and ultimately assassinated Alexander II. This opposition then fed through to Alexander III’s reign and into Nicholas II’s reign and was a long term cause of the Revolution and his abdication. All resources included, lesson is ready to go and part of my huge shop focusing on Imperial Russia.