A lesson looking at why British children were sent to Australia and the results of the migration. Also available in a SOW bundle here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/british-empire-and-migration-sow-11587059

A revision checklist for medicine through time, Germany 1918-1945, and Public Health (Paper II)

A lesson examining why some people became conscientious objectors.

Examining three cases of men who were shot and discussions of if this was right or not. Includes clips of testimonies of soldiers who witnessed the executions.

You will need the Oxford AQA GCSE textbook for Germany 1890-1945 for these lessons Lesson 1 - timeline - putting together an overview of the timeline of the period Lesson 2 - What was Germany like before the First World War?

An overview of what German people went through during WW1. Includes a practice exam question and interpretations.

An overview of the Weimar Republic, including strengths and weaknesses; examining the differences between left and right wing; the Kapp Putsch and the Spartacist Uprising

A lesson examining the reaction in Britain to help from abroad and some source analysis. It also contains a task based on part of the Not Forgotten: soldiers of empire documentary with Ian Hislop. Also available in a SOW bundle here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/british-empire-and-migration-sow-11587059

Introduction to the British Empire and growth. Contains differentiated resources. Also available in a SOW bundle here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/british-empire-and-migration-sow-11587059

A thorough knowledge checker about the origins and outbreak of WW2, starting from Hitler's aims, going through to appeasement, aschluss, etc.

Remembrance with emphasis on why and how we remember. Contains a few useful and thought provoking video clips.

Lesson designed for year 9 about the bombing of Dresden and the moral implications. Includes a possible assessment. Sources for the assessment are also the sources looked at in the lesson on Dresden itself.

For use in Assemblies in Remembrance Week

Assembly powerpoint plus script showing the difference Fairtrade can make across the world.

A fully resourced lesson about how evacuation worked in World War 2.

This is a lesson on the Black Death that includes the powerpoint and resources for the game (explained in the powerpoint).

Contains instructions for research and making a scrapbook about life in the Medieval Period. The assessment information is written according my department's policy but can easily be adapted. L1 - Medieval images and scrapbook planning L2 - Village Life L3 - Town Life L4 - Self and peer assessment to improve L5 - The Black Death (potential end of topic lesson or you could move earlier).

Overview of the lesson: Thunks - introduction to complex thinking. Students can go in pairs or threes and spend ten minutes discussing one or more of the thunks. Family tree - students make a family tree/timeline of Tudor reigns. Portraits - discuss portraits and why they were painted. Analysis/literacy task - analysing one of the portraits. Example given.