A PPT on propaganda posters, with a supporting worksheet so that pupils can complete their own posters.

A ppt to cover the key reasons why Britain was attractive to the Romans. There is a spider-diagram task and other tasks on a worksheet, which contains the main points from the PPT.

This is a detailed PPT on the Suffragettes. You can print off the slides as handouts and allow pupils to make their own booklet.

This is a four lesson activity on the decision to drop the atomic bombs on Japan. It finishes with a class debate and includes sources and arguments for and against the dropping of the bomb, plus assessment materials for pupils to self and peer assess their parts in the debate. All materials are included, except for the DVD from the World at War Series about the dropping of the bombs.

This lesson is an introduction to the political protests of 18th/19th Century. It includes a starter and plenary plus a detailed PPT on the different protests. The main activities are a timeline and a table to complete - the table should be blown up to A3 size.

A starter to give pupils an introduction to the massacre; followed by a PPT of basic facts and then a sources task. I take in feed-back from the sources for the plenary.

Starter activity on what the domestic system was and a PPT to explain the main points. A worksheet to enable pupils to complete an interview task. A plenary quiz to finish.

A PPT and/or worksheet which summarises the key invention in the Cotton Industry. A worksheet to to be completed by pupils and a plenary based on the catchphrase programme, of 4 ppts with hidden pictures of some of the inventions.

A lesson on the significance of printing. It starts with a game of chinese whispers and then there is a card sort and then a worksheet with tasks. I have also included a basic outline lesson plan.

A lesson as part of the scheme on the Black Peoples of the Americas. An information sheet on the murder of Emmett Till and a task to plan a documentary, using a story board.

Starter Activity is a worksheet for pupils to tick or cross for hero/butcher opinions on Haig - I blow this up to A3 to allow pupils to work in 2s/3s to discuss it. Then there is a PPT of 5 pieces of evidence on Haig, some positive, some negative. In pairs pupils work through questions on the sources, noting down answers. Pupils then have an individual task, to write up the answers in detail for two of the sources, minimum. The sources are on a separate worksheet, with space for their answers and an example of how to answer. For the plenary I simply get pupils to read out their answers.

A PPT with tasks that explores how the Jews were treated in the Middle Ages, focusing on Citizenship themes. A PPT quiz for the plenary. The main PPT will run over 2-3 lessons if done in full.

A source task on the Harrying of the North.

Following on from the introductory lesson and the lesson explaining what the NR was, this lesson focuses on the effects/results of the NR. There is a PPT to introduce it, then differentiated materials/tasks and a plenary quiz to finish.

A starter on voting rights in the 19th Century, followed by a PPT on the Rotten Boroughs, with source activities to complete. A plenary quiz to finish.

A differentiated information sheet to introduce the Neolithic Revolution. A timeline to put the NR into context. NR is a topic on the new national curriculum, (a British study before the Norman Conquest). A plenary quiz to finish!

A second lesson to follow the introduction to the NR Differentiated resources to build up pupils understanding of what the NR was, why it happened and why it was a turning point in human history. PPT and worksheets with a plenary quiz. NR is a new topic for the new KS3 History Nat Curr

This is a three lesson scheme of work on Fair Trade, building on the work pupils have done in year 8 history on children in the industrial revolution. It gives pupils a chance to reflect on child workers today in the LEDC.

A sources task on the Contenders in 1066.