This is a complete slide deck for a GCSE lesson on the development of magic bullets. This is part of the Britain: Health and the People unit (AQA) Part III: A revolution in medicine. I created this lesson for my Year 10 class and used an I, We, check for understanding, You structure to help support pupils to move from dependence - interdependence - independence for the lesson. The lesson also includes an element of roleplay to support pupils’ understanding. The focus of the lesson is explaining why magic bullets were important in the development of medicine. The notes are EXTREMELY detailed (including clear instructions, expected answers and success criteria). ALL resources are also included, including worksheets and resources for roleplay.

A timeline that details the main developments in the understanding of disease from Jenner’s smallpox vaccine - Ehlich’s magic bullets. Useful as a recap of prior knowledge or to signpost learning / build pupils’ chronology skills. Also useful as a revision tool for pupils (e.g. as part of a knowledge organiser).

A graph showing the number of citizens who left East Berlin and moved to West Berlin. Useful as a revision tool or as a visual aid for lessons.

This is a complete slide deck for a GCSE lesson on William Wordsworth’s poem, The Prelude. I created this lesson for my Set 4 Year 10 class and used an I, We, check for understanding, You structure to help support pupils to move from dependence - interdependence - independence for the lesson. The focus of the lesson is analysing the structure of the Prelude and the impact on the reader. The lesson culminates with a GCSE style question, which I have also completed myself (Slide 1). The notes are extremely detailed (including clear instructions, expected answers, probing questions and success criteria).

Full lesson including scripted notes on online safety. Knowledge and skills have also been broken down clearly in the notes. Ideal for Computing/ ICT lessons or PSHE.

This is a lesson I used with my A-level group (Year 12). Perfect for students studying OCR’s Y219 Unit on Russia 1894-1941 as it contains vital exam practice, however, could also be used for a range of other exam boards.

A booklet I have produced for their exam on German history. Particularly useful for GCSE pupils in preparation for their AQA exam Germany: Democracy to Dictatorship. The booklet contains lots of content but also various activities for pupils to complete as part of their revision. Activities include keyword match-up exercises, source analysis, exam-style questions. Topics include Europe in 1890; Germany in 1890; the structure of government; the role of Kaiser Wilhelm II; the road to war; post-WW1 sentiment and the Treaty of Versailles.

Lesson on Arms Race and Space Race, aimed at GCSE students. Good links to exam specification (AQA Conflict and Tension 1945-1972) but can be easily adapted. Fully resourced and exam practice included

Timeline containing key events of the Cold War for students to complete as part of their revision.

Complete A-level lesson, including all relevant resources on Stalin’s rise to power. Includes: Defeat of the left Defeat of the right Taught as a revision lesson for Year 13 but necessarily have to be a revision lesson

Whole lesson, including printable resources on the topic of the British Empire. I’ve uploaded each lesson separately and I have also uploaded a bundle, including SoW, 6 lessons, assessment and instructions for student project task. Please visit shop to view.

Source-based lesson for KS3 which focuses on slave life on plantations. All resources attached.

A complete lesson and set of resources, exploring the 1807 and 1833 slave acts. This is perfect for a KS3 class but could be easily adapted for older years.

Lesson complete with all resources. Includes: Martin Luther King Jr & I have a dream speech; Civil Rights Movement; Malcolm X & Nation of Islam; Exam skills

A booklet I have produced for their exam on medicine through time. Particularly useful for GCSE pupils in preparation for their AQA exam Britain: Health and the People. The booklet contains various activities for pupils to complete as part of their revision. Activities include factors, important individuals from the Industrial Revolution.

A booklet I have produced for their exam on German history. Particularly useful for GCSE pupils in preparation for their AQA exam Germany: Democracy to Dictatorship. The booklet contains lots of content but also various activities for pupils to complete as part of their revision. Activities include keyword match-up exercises, source analysis, exam-style questions. This booklet focuses on Nazi Policies towards Women, Youth, Workers; Persecution of Jews and other minority groups; Opposition to the Nazi regime; the use of terror and propaganda.

A booklet I have produced for their exam on German history. Particularly useful for GCSE pupils in preparation for their AQA exam Germany: Democracy to Dictatorship. The booklet contains lots of content but also various activities for pupils to complete as part of their revision. Activities include keyword match-up exercises, source analysis, exam-style questions. This booklet focuses on Hitler's rise to power and his consolidation of power. Topics include: Munich Putsch; Wall Street Crash; Hitler becoming Chancellor; the Reichstag Fire; the Enabling Act and the Night of Long Knives.

This was a lesson I created towards the end of the SoW to help students get their heads around exam source-based questions. Ready to go for current Year 11 OCR spec, but easily adaptable for new spec.

This is a lesson I used with my A-level group . Perfect for students studying OCR’s Y219 Unit on Russia 1894-1941, however, could also be used for a range of other exam boards.

This is a lesson I used with my A-level group Perfect for students studying OCR’s Y219 Unit on Russia 1894-1941, however, could also be used for a range of other exam boards.

Can be easily adapted for any subject.