An overview using sources of the events at D-Day

An overview of games in the Middle-Ages. Aimed at KS3 but can be adjusted for Elizabeth KS4 topic

Were the Gunpowder plotters framed? - Full lesson

Overview of Gallipoli

An overview of The Spanish Armada and lesson resources

Whole lesson on Mormon migration. Acts as the second lesson on the Mormons - how successful were they in setting up in Utah? What did they do to create a life there. (Also contains an exam question)

Whole lesson on the Oregon Trail and the Donner Party.

Whole lesson on Native American's way of life, beliefs, importance of the buffalo etc.

Whole lesson on conflict between the Plains Indians and the settlers. Explanation of the Fort Laramie Treaty and its importance.

Whole lesson on what the narrative question is and how to answer it.

Whole lesson on the term 'the wild west' and where it comes from. Also linked in with advancements on lawlessness.

Whole lesson on homesteaders, who they were and how they lived. Also activities on the advances in farming.

Whole lesson on what a cowboy was and how and why their role developed. Includes information on the cattle industry and ranches.

Whole lesson on Mormon migration and the issues they faced.

Whole lesson on the importance of the buffalo with exam question.

Whole lesson on how to answer the consequence question.

Whole lesson on how to answer the importance question.

Whole lesson on what the cattle industry was, how and why it grew and discussion of what a cow town was.

Introduction to the American West. Includes exam info, Native American information, timeline and the Geography of the West. Quite a lot of information - could potentially be done in two lessons depending on ability/timings.

Whole lesson on the Transcontinental railroad, its importance and the link to migration.

Second lesson on the 'wild west' and what was around for people to form the opinion that the West was wild. Also what type of law enforcement was developed to tackle crime issues.