Learning Objective To understand the significance of Galen and Hippocrates Lesson Plan: Starter: Morning Radio on Four Humors (link included in PP) Activity: Diamond Nine Rank Activity Plenary: Silent Debate

Interactive and informative lesson on causes of the English Civil War. Topics covered; Religious causes Economic causes Political causes Included; English Civil War Crossword Video of the beheading of the king Activity Sheet; Venn Diagram Worksheet or a Card Sort (depending on how you want to present the lesson) Worksheet for Lower ability PowerPoint; with interactive game included as a plenary

Engaging and interactive lesson, teaching the events of Mary Queen of Scots from the perspective of Elizabeth's spy master. Included; Worksheet; detailing how Mary was perceived PowerPoint Decoder sheet, pupils to crack the code of Mary Queen of Scots (accessible to all ) Information sheet, with the options Elizabeth had.

Learning Objective: To understand how medieval people interpreted illness. Lesson Plan Starter: From the title guess what we are learning about today? Activity: Mind- tree Assessment: Which of these theories contributed most to the development of medicine during the medieval period? (writing frame included ) Plenary: Discussion Dump

Lesson Objective To understand the changes made to public health and the people who supported the changes. Lesson Plan Starter: Stand up, Sit down Activity; balloon debate Assessment: Write an account of which public health hero had the biggest impact? (writing frame included)

Topics Include: Discoveries made by Galen and Hippocrates Lesson Plan: Starter: Give me 5 lesson recap Activity: Mind Map of Galen and Hippocrates Assessment: Who is more significant? (writing frame included) Plenary: Hot Seating

An information booklet containing activities after each topic. Perfect to use as a worksheet, revision booklets or to copy and paste into lesson slides. Topics Covered; The Social System The Power of the English Monarchy Government Earldoms Local Government Life in Anglo-Saxon England Influence of the Church Also Included; Keyword definitions page Keyword Words Search

Engaging and Interactive lesson on William establishing control (edexcel Anglo-Saxon 2.1) Topics covered in lesson The Submission of the Earls; What happened after Hastings, The march on London, the submission at Berkhamstead Why did the earls submit; strengths and weaknesses of earls position Rewarding followers and establishing control on the borderlands; rewarding Anglo-Saxon loyalty, rewarding William's followers Includes ; Interactive PowerPoint Colour in strengths and weaknesses activity sheet Rewarding Followers Worksheet; HA & LA

Included; PowerPoint - Including starter, main (including questions) and plenary Information sheet - "Edwin Chadwick and his ‘Report on the Sanitary Conditions of the Labouring Population of Great Britain’ Sources

Topics Included; African Agriculture, Dancing and Clothing Who was to blame for the slave trade? Lesson Plan: Starter: Describe the picture Activity: Olaudah Equiano's Early Life in Africa Carousel Activity Assessment: Using Source A, To what extent are African Merchants responsible for the Slave Trade Plenary: What have you learnt in today's lesson

Lesson Objective: To understand how war affected the economy. To understand how war impacted the German people. Lesson Plan: Starter: Source Analysis Activity: Carousel Activity Assessment: In What Ways Were Germany People Affected by the War (writing frame included) Plenary: Pictionary

Oxford AQA History for GCSE: Germany 1890-1945: Democracy and Dictatorship will aid in learning throughout this lesson. Lesson Objective; To understand the different way in which Hitler became self sufficient. Lesson Plan Starter: Recap Question Activity: Fact File Assessment: What interpretation do you find more convincing about the success of Goering economic policy? (mark scheme included)

Lesson Objective: To understand the impact Nazis had on young peoples lives.

Learning Objective: To understand why some people resisted and how they opposed the Nazis. Lesson Objective: Starter: Spot the passive resistor Activity: Source Analysis & Jigsaw activity Plenary: Discussion

An interactive lesson on the feudal system with a help sheet that supports LA

Edited the blind date Elizabeth I lesson and given it a modern twist. If you found the resource useful, please review.

This lesson, describes the events of the gunpowder plot in a fun and interactive way. Starter - Annotate the nursery rhyme Main - Put the events in order Plenary - Find the gunpowder barrels game (Questions and Answers)