Viking UnitQuick View
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Viking Unit

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Most of a unit of work done in Yr 8 History about the Vikings. Powerpoints, sources included - some ppt refer to textbooks pages Pearson History.
The Vietnam War: Modern HistoryQuick View
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The Vietnam War: Modern History

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Three connected FLAs which allow students to explore the Vietnam War, and Australia's involvement, in multiple ways. Includes a webquest, co-operative learning.
Revision Year 7 HistoryQuick View
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Revision Year 7 History

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Quick revision sheets (11 separate revision activities) for Year 7 History. Designed to be used as a settling and quick revision activity at the beginning of lessons, but could also be used as a homework activity and exam revision (or even exam questions). Relates to the Ancient World Overview, Investigating the Ancient Past and Mediterranean World: Egypt topics.
Introduction to History/Investigating the PastQuick View
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Introduction to History/Investigating the Past

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A range of tutorials, worksheets and activities to explore historical concepts including What is History? Asking Historical Questions (Who? What? Why? When? Where? How?) Timelines and dividing the periods of history, heritage, conservation, anachronism and archaeology.
Dating Methods in History and ArchaeologyQuick View
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Dating Methods in History and Archaeology

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Information and activity booklet with a range of low to higher order congitive tasks focusing on the dating methods used to work out the age of archaeological finds. Literacy skills are also embedded with a range of questions starting with comprehension, prediction and then application of learning. Information and activity booklet + application of learning worksheet. Relates to Preliminary AH topic 1a "History, Archaeology & Science" syllabus sub-section 5 The Role of Science in History & Archaeology.
Modern History  - The Cold WarQuick View
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Modern History - The Cold War

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A tutorial on the Berlin Blockade A source analysis in relation to the Berlin Blockade A powerpoint tutorial on the completion of the inquiry process for the students assessment piece and specific work on how to write a hypothesis
(WA ATAR) Modern History Source Analysis ScaffoldQuick View
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(WA ATAR) Modern History Source Analysis Scaffold

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Template to assist students prepare for 45 minute source analysis test using the 5 questions in ATAR course; 1. Compare and contrast message of source 1 and source 2 2. Evaluate the usefulness in terms of strengths and weaknesses of source 1 and source 2 as representation of… 3. Explain the historical context of source 3 4. Identify and account for the author’s perspective in sources 3 and 4 regarding the impact of … 5. Evaluate the extent to which the four sources give an accurate insight into (significant idea) in (society) during (the period of study) Includes separate preparation template table page for each question, with hints and tips for completing each. Also includes (very formulaic) response template page including generic vocab/phrases to assist students develop confidence with writing. Great for guided prep before assessment or practice tests. Students can prepare table for homework and write response under test conditions or vice versa. Also works well as group activity, print preparation table page on A3, have students collaborate on prep and use resulting information to write own response.
Genetics - Student SummaryQuick View
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Genetics - Student Summary

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Covers main areas of gentics including; History - Mendel Heredity Alleles Dominant and recessive genes Homogenous and Heterogenous Punnet Squares DNA Structure Mitosis and meiosis Mutation, Cloning and Gene Manipulation
Roman Mosaics hands-on History Activity and Tutorial Ancient RomeQuick View
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Roman Mosaics hands-on History Activity and Tutorial Ancient Rome

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An end of year activity I put together from an amalgam of online resources and my own additions . Great as an end of year History/craft activity/ hands-on history activity where students learn about Roman mosaics, engage in related thinking and discussion and then make their own using paper. Simple material required- white paper plus a variety of other coloured papers. I have used it with great success with Yr 7 but it would also work for younger students and students up to Year 9 .
Depth Study: The Russian RevolutionQuick View
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Depth Study: The Russian Revolution

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A Modern History depth study which explores the impact of the Russian Revolution. This resource pack includes a unit plan, inquiry based assessment task and a small selection of resources to be used in conjunction with the unit plan.
Medieval Shogunate JapanQuick View
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Medieval Shogunate Japan

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Medieval Shogunate resources for Year 8 History including -A range of lesson information and activities for geography, religion, structure of society, samurai culture etc. (I also use other resources to cover other aspects of the topic not posted here because they are the work of others) Quality,effective and detailed work but provided without charge in the interest of collegiality. But for a complete unit of work that is far more detailed, engaging, unique, effective and comprehensive, you can also check out my premium Shogun Japan unit of work- much better than this one, different resources and much more detailed, varied, unique and effective- search 'gcmem' or 'Year 8 History Depth Study Asia and the Pacific World Shogun Japan COMPREHENSIVE Whole Unit of Work Parts 1 and 2 Bundle' athttps://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/depth-study-asia-and-the-pacific-world-shogun-japan-whole-unit-of-work-parts-1-and-2-bundle-11492921 also includes program and assessment task and much much more- 49 resource and activity files are included in the bundle and includes a bonus instant lesson on Attila the Hun. I like to offer most resources free (as I said above in the interest of collegiality), but this one is well worth the fair fee as it is weeks of quality work, completely unique and is a complete unit of work with lots of options for teacher choice and to teach to diversity. Also has a strong emphasis on literacy and numeracy. If you buy one of my resources, it helps me to pay for resources I buy on TES.
Human Evolution & Out of Africa TheoryQuick View
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Human Evolution & Out of Africa Theory

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Notes and related activities for the Ancient World Overview Year 7 History: Human Evolution and Out of Africa Theory. Unfortunately, some accompanying interactive whiteboard files that I have are not compatible so I could not add those.
Viking Homelands- GeographyQuick View
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Viking Homelands- Geography

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Aust. Curriculum Yr 8 History Vikings- Geography of the Viking homelands activity requires students to read about the Geography and then use the information to create their own map of the Viking homelands using the outline provided. Modified version also included + PDF copy as images have a habit of moving around on Word.
PERSEPOLIS - ANCIENT IMPERIAL CAPITAL OF THE PERSIAN EMPIREQuick View
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PERSEPOLIS - ANCIENT IMPERIAL CAPITAL OF THE PERSIAN EMPIRE

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This unit begins with a photograph overlooking the ruins of Persepolis in 1971 - the year of the 2500th celebrations of the founding of the Persian Empire. With a focus on the history exposed as the ruins were excavated it follows via a map series the expansion of the Persian Empire under several notable Persian Kings. This unit can stand alone as an examination of this Royal capital. It can also be integrated with the history of the Persian Wars; an examination of the rise and fall of Empire and a lead into the role of Alexander the Great in overthrowing the Persian Empire. The unit poses several questions and provides check questions in the final page. Much of the history lay buried under the ashes of the 330 B.C. fire and the subsequent abandonment and sand covering of the ruins. However the history was recorded in bas-reliefs of the ruins and re-discovered by sifting through the ruins and analysing the written cuneiform records that were preserved in vaults beneath the surface ruins. It's an interesting encounter with ancient history.
History of Gifted EducationQuick View
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History of Gifted Education

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This basic Powerpoint is an historical overview of the history of gifted education. It's primary premise is that the giftedness and gifted and talented education students are social constructs that have changed over time. The resource has been used as an introduction to the area for staff without a background in gifted education at the time that GAT classes were introduced in a New England Region school in Australia. Content, photographs and pictures are not referenced.