Complete lesson on the case study of pentonville prison and includes prison reformers- Elizabeth Fry and John Howard. 16 mark exam practice.

Full lesson on the emergence of the police force in the crime and punishment industrial unit. Categorisation diamond 9 task and exam practice included.

This lesson is the second lesson in the crime and punishment industrial series. This lesson uses the example of Dick Turpin and focuses on the changing crimes within this period. Exam Practice included.

Complete lesson on the Tolpuddle Martyrs in the crime and punishment indsutrial unit. Includes video and exam practice.

This lesson is the first lesson in the industrial period. Lesson is fully complete, consists of contextual reading and categorisation tasks. Focuses on change and continutity

This lesson is mainly exam practice, with a focus on Matthew Hopkins and the Witch hunts. The reading is chunked and dual coded, and the focus is surrounding the significance of Hopkins.

Complete lesson on changing attitudes to punishments. Includes a focus on transportation as a movement from retribution to rehabilitation.

Lesson Outcomes: By the end of this lesson, you will be able to: Understand what the Great Depression was and when it happened. Explain the social, economic and political impacts. Evaluate why historians consider it a major event of the 20th Century Lesson has an overview of what caused the Great Depression and a graph to show statistics. Source analysis of six sources that need to be categorized into social, economic and political consequences. Source analysis table with a justification column Analysis of which category was impacted the most by the Great Depression including sentence structures. Scholarship to use and question to argue for and against Challenge questions layered throughout to promote critical thinking.

Full lesson surrounding the suffragist movement. Exploring key terms such as active and passive resistance, guided reading with targeted questioning and a source utility question on public attitudes.

Lesson covers life in the trenches, blueprints of a trench, engaging videos, and a source analysis of different sources that cover trench foot, disease, rations, shellshock etc…

Lesson evaluating the question of if the suffragettes were terrorists or freedom fighters. Comes with a source analysis pack, including a model ‘i do’ source. Key terms and definitions and an evaluation task with sentence starters.

Lesson covers life on the homefront, looking at the working class and middle class divide. includes focus on women but also a study using the Harrods documentary focusing on the luxurious war department to show class divide. Extended writing task

Introduction lesson into the 5 MAIN causes of World War One, red pen tasks, reading and extended writing focusing on the short-term and long term impact. Including a knowledge organiser

Looking at pals battalions, a case study of a local war hero and discussion based tasks

Extended writing lesson assessing the 5 Main causes of World War One. Includes a knowledge test also.

Covers the propaganda used in World War One, types and content. Source analysis of a World War One poster and extending writing on the effectiveness of propaganda.

A full lesson based around the investigation of Emmett Till. Reciprocal reading included with tiered questions. Structured writing frame for a demonstration task and analysis of the Bob Dylan song.