This is a pictorial medicine Through Time Timeline with the time periods blocked off. This is free, so enjoy. My advice is to book a computer room and to get the students making their own versions.

https://soundcloud.com/samuel-mack-poole-302057744/medicine The powerpoint and soundcloud podcast go together! If you download this, please can you review it?

These essays are examples written by myself for British Empire 1J.

Here is an essay I wrote to support my students. After a reading, students can use elements of it to assist them on a similar topic. There is also a visual depiction of the medicinal continuity from Hippocrates through to the Black Death.

Two hours learning -- pretty standard stuff. £1 per hour! Good value. I chucked in a Hippocrates resource just to be extra cheeky. Enjoy!

Enjoy at least 3 hours of learning here...only for £2. It took me 3 hours to completely finish prosperity.

Here's a one off lesson on the plague. There's a good worksheet on Samuel Pepys for an extension, too.

Continuity, pictures, dates. This can be a lesson with research (if you keep it blank). The filled grid is awash with great information from Hippocrates to Chadwick.

2 powerpoints 2 source related activities. 2-3 hours of lesson time. Videos, visuals and voila!

This is a very effective intro with the main movers and shakers from Hippocrates through to DNA discovery. This is easily an entire lesson's work. Or, with the podcast, you could set this a homework revision activity? Enjoy!

This is a wonderful and engaging activity!

Find a cootie catcher, research activity and Spanish relations lesson.

A powerpoint and sound-cloud podcast of medicine. I've also drawn a cartoon to help :)

This has a timeline, a powerpoint cartoon which takes you through different types of questions, and a podcast, too :) It also has a collection of useful links to YouTube videos and other revision sources. Enjoy! https://soundcloud.com/samuel-mack-poole-302057744

Worksheet and Powerpoint -- one to two hours.

Enjoy! Message me if you want the podcast, too 👌🏻

I wrote this gold dust myself! Enjoy.

8 starters = 80 minutes learning. These can be used as homeworks/ revision or...starters. These are crosswords/ fill in the blanks and anagrams.

This lesson provides a simple framework for KS3 pupils to understand the differing factors behind William the Conqueror's victory.

There is a priceless cartoon in this which I have made myself. This plot is broken down; it's visual and brilliant for your students.