Various activities, tutorials and worksheets/questions related to aspects of the Year 12 Ancient History unit "Personality in their own times" for Hatshepsut.

A range of worksheets, tutorials, activities and quizzes relating to "The Dismissal"

Activity to explore various facets of Roman culture including gods and foods.

Smartboard activity and worksheet- notes/information/worksheet activity. This could also be adapted on SmartNote to do an interactive matching activity with the class.

Revision aid designed for students to use to summarise and study in preparation for exams. Yr 11 Ancient History Site study option 2- Deir el Medina. Contains Syllabus content & skills table which students can use to make key points and list important sources. Also contains focus questions that students can use to practise written responses and self-check their understanding.

A mainstream and modified past exam paper that I have previously created and used Year 8 History. Australia 1788-1900 Aboriginal Australians and Colonisation + Colonisation of the Americas.

A range of information and activities that could be used as tutorials or a smart board or as worksheets relating to Australia and World War Two. Aimed at the current (17/10/13) NSW syllabus for Year 9 but could also be adapted to the World Wars topic of the upcoming (2014) National curriculum. This material could also be used and adapted as needed for senior Modern History. There is also a wealth of complementary information relating to this topic available on the website http://www.schoolhistory.co.uk/year9links/wwii_sheets.shtml

Dragons and Dynasties activity for fun and information

Information about reasons for Australia's involvement in the Gallipoli campaign and experience there.

Smartboard tutorial with related cloze and questions

Worksheet with a link to a related video that explores a very plausible theory about how the Great Pyramid of Giza might have been built and examines the related evidence. https://youtu.be/d83mn1yxCHc (52 minutes) “The Great Pyramid of Egypt New Evidence.” NOTE- link current at time of posting but if you Google this name you will still find the video if the link moves.

ICT learning activity for students to find out some information about Ancient Egypt with a virtual site tour. Students also get to write their own name in a cartouche

Webquest comprehension questions activity for Yr 9 History as part of study of WWI topic Australian Curriculum. Uses the website https://anzacday.org.au/ww1-the-western-front

Some information and activities relating to the 'Ancient Human Remains' unit Yr 11 History.

Tutorial & learning activities for the Ancient World Overview topic that cover the 'Evidence' aspect of the National Curriculum Syllabus (the evidence for the emergence and establishment of ancient societies, including art, iconography, writing, tools and pottery). The final 'Source Analysis' pages are intended to be printed as a worksheet. Includes tutorial information and a range of historical skills and concept based activities such as cause & effect; significance; contestability; terms & concepts; source analysis ;interpretation, explanation & communication.

A re-vamp of TES Connect and Kermit222's original with changes and additions to suit the Australian context and secondary History (Yr7) for the Australian curriculum. All credit to the original creators.

A range of introductory activities for the introduction lesson on the topic of Ancient Rome

A couple of revision quizzes and activities for Year 10 History covering Australia in the Vietnam Era, Changing Rights and Freedoms (Aboriginals and Women) and other miscellaneous History topics and skills.

This is a simple instant lesson (requires booking of a computer room or student laptop access). A great purposeful activity at the end of the school year or instant lesson on short notice. Students research their answers with the reward of free time once completed.

Empathy task based around the Federation of Australia with a related research task (could be homework or a formative formal assessment task). Aimed at Year 9 NSW Syllabus "Australia 1901 to 1914" but adaptable to the new curriculum.