Covers all aspects of Elizabeth I unit. Excellent for revision and in-class activities. Proven to increase retention of knowledge.

An excellent bundle of 1920s Entry Tasks to promote retention of key information. Used together with the tracker, this helps to track student progress on subject content. I have used these each lesson and keep going back to repeat quizzes to consolidate learning. Students enjoy the challenge of regular low stakes quizzing and these have had a marked impact on the progress of all students.

I have used these each lesson for the delivery of this course and it has helped all students to retain the information better. Every lesson I start with a new quiz and keep returning to different quizzes to keep checking that students have fully learned the information. A quiz tracker is included, which students record and update to show their progress. I have seen a marked improvement in retention and the students have given excellent feedback on these.

An excellent youtube video clip on the League of Nations and accompanying video worksheet. Great structure to help students to pick out all the key learning points needed.

Excellent video worksheet and accompanying Youtube video. Great for encouraging students to pick out the key learning points about the Treaty of Versailles and its consequences.

Week by week, AQA History GCSE Revision Calendar. Perfect to share with students and parents to start them revising early for the final exams.

Brilliant as 5-10 minute starters for each lesson you are covering the Civil Rights Movement in America. There are many different activities including word searches, sudoku, spellings and numeracy. Great to show how numeracy and literacy is being included in your lessons.

Great mystery PPT to introduce the character of Malcolm X. Students are presented with primary sources from Malcolm's background and make decisions about the type of person Malcolm was and infer what was likely to happen to him in life. Students are always surprised to learn this is actually Malcolm X. A great way to introduce a key character of the Civil Rights Movement.

An excellent, thought provoking and very well received PPT. Includes student activities and a link to a youtube video. The lesson lasts for 1 hour and is an excellent introduction to the issue of Civil Rights.

Great starter tasks for lessons on the Civil Rights Movement in America. Great literacy activity.

Brilliant way to include literacy and numeracy in your teaching of the American Civil Rights Movement. 4 great sudokus using key words from the civil rights movement. Answer keys are also included. Brilliant to use as starter or plenary tasks.

Excellent visual for the key reasons for the economic boom in 1920s America. Can be printed for students, shared digitally or used for classroom display.

I use these very lesson to settle students and start tasks on this unit. They work really well and help to fulfil literacy and numeracy across the curriculum requirements.

Excellent PPT which details how relevant History is as a subject at GCSE and shows how it relates to the Media and to many occupations. Great for use at Parents Evenings and Assemblies and as part of your recruitment campaign for students to take History at GCSE.

A brilliant activity to use with students from Year 9 through to Year 11. Students use the cards to create a human timeline of the main events of the Weimar Republic.

Great starter activity to help students to build up their vocabulary when discussing key terms from the course content.

A very thought provoking starter task for introducing the Vietnam War.

Great starter / plenary to look at the causes and effects and how they link in to each other and to other topics.