Memorisation aid developed for 6th form

Memorisation aid for American vs Soviet doctrines and policies.

A memory aid for learning the highest level scaffolding of world history and its most common periodisations. Designed for an open door history club.

This sheet breaks down the content from Edexcel’s Superpower’s topic into 10 graphic narratives with mnemonic devices to memorisation.

A memorisation and gaphical representation aid for learning the medieval European feudal system. Originally desiged as extra-curricular worksheet for an open doors history club. Specifically designed for accuracy and preparation for medieval studies ie. to avoid innacurate ‘pyramid’ representation that mistakes feudal system for its ‘oppostite’ Early Modern absolutism. Also designed to fully flesh out lower ranks, church structure, urban life, and avenues for social advancement.

Memorisation aid for the Three Wartime Conferences between the ‘big three’ Designed as a recap for lesson starters or clinics

Worksheet to aid in committing Roman and Byzantine leaders and events to memory Designed for use in an open doors History Club

Memorisation grid designed for A Level

A worksheet for committing Anglo-Saxon history to memory Designed for use in an open-doors history club setting

Resource for a story-telling activity based on the Sundiata Keita (epic of the establishment of the Malian Empire)

A timeline recap activity for the Crime & Punishment GCSE topic Cut-out and paste examples onto timeline Categorise (colour code) into: crimes, punishments, technologies/systems

Worksheet to aid in committing Bronze Age history to memory Designed for use in open-door history club

Aids for committing the history of the Age of Revolutions to memory Designed for use in open-doors history club

A worksheet for committing the British Prime Ministers to memory Designed for use in an open-doors history club

A worksheet for committing Islamic medieval history to memory Designed for use in an open-door history club

A generic bookreport I have been using for three years as part of an open doors club which fulfilled some of the functions of a library. Is incentivised through earning rewards.