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Resources focusing on History, Politics and English teaching from an experienced teacher of 20 years. Specialist Secondary School Teacher from UK. Resources all fully researched and suitable for a range of teaching activities. Enjoy and keep on #lovingthelearning

Resources focusing on History, Politics and English teaching from an experienced teacher of 20 years. Specialist Secondary School Teacher from UK. Resources all fully researched and suitable for a range of teaching activities. Enjoy and keep on #lovingthelearning
Germany 1919-1939 Revision Work Booklet
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Germany 1919-1939 Revision Work Booklet

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Ideal for remote learning and home learning this Germany 1919-1939 Revision Work Booklet includes key information, timelines and a focus on key indidivuals. It has built in retrieval style activities which will help pupils to remember and revise key information.
What was the worst job during the Industrial Revolution?
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What was the worst job during the Industrial Revolution?

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This interesting and engaging lesson gets pupils to research the worst jobs during the Industrial Revolution. Inspired by the popular TV series starring Tony Robinson, the ‘Worst Jobs in History’, the lesson enables pupils to uncover and find out about all the worst jobs during the Industrial Revolution and make a judgement as to which ones have been the worst. Yuck!
Who was the greatest individual in medicine? Top Trumps Lesson
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Who was the greatest individual in medicine? Top Trumps Lesson

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This is a lesson which focuses on using top trumps card to evaluate who was was the most significant individual in medicine. There is a wordsearch, a power point, 16 top trump cards and a quiz questions sheet. The lesson focuses on pupils evaluating which individual was the most significant. This can be used at both Key Stage 3 or Key Stage 4.
Where to site a Norman Castle Map
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Where to site a Norman Castle Map

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This resource is a map with various sites where a castle could be built. Students have to weigh up the various locations and decide where a castle should be built. This resource supports learning on the Norman Conquest