This worksheet is essentially for EAL/SEN/lower ability students, aiming to provide an activity based on using information from witness statements about potential Jack the Ripper suspects and asking students to creatively draw suspect portraits on stick men. Simple but effective activity to engage students about the difficulty in identifying Jack the Ripper based on witness information. An effective print and go resource! For more differentiated resources and full lessons, please visit my shop here

Excellent resource which looks at the reasons why people voted for Hitler in 1932. The main activity looks to reveal to students Hitler's mass appeal and his dislike for minorities. Included are: lesson worksheet- students to fill in table with challenge questions character cards- for the main activity - Students to work in pairs and analysis the different groups and their reasons for voting/not voting for Hitler Very simple print and go resource! For the full lesson with PowerPoint, please visit here For more fantastic resources and lessons, please visit my shop here

This worksheet is essentially for EAL/SEN/Primary students, ensuring they learn the key words in regards to the Battle of Hastings and reasons why William won the Battle. the worksheet includes: 1. Keywords with pictures 2. Sentence fill in with 1066 key points 3.Card sort activity with reasons why William won For the precursor EAL/SEN/primary 1066 key points from the Battle of Hastings worksheet please visit here For a complete 1066-1650 Medieval England lessons bundle visit here For more fantastic differentiated resources and full lessons visit my shop href="https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/Kahlonsworkshop">here

A very simple and effective Tudor England assessment sheet with sentence starters. Good to use for the end of a Medieval/Tudor England S.O.W for both primary and Secondary. No mark scheme provided. An effective print and go resource! For more Tudor themed resources and lessons visit my bundle page here For more differentiated resources and full lessons please visit my shop here

A lower ability/EAL resource worksheet that looks to explore what a prison is and asks students to understand some of the key vocabulary related to it. Works well within the AQA GCSE topic or can be used as an introduction to prisons for lower ability students. Included: Word Search Definition match up Application task Q+A involving a video ( hyperlink included)