Printable strips for front of excercise books, or to be used as displays. Contains the following: PEEL structure strip, including sentence starters and a crib sheet for how to get higher marks ‘SPEND’ evidence acronym, including AOs in History Marking sheet with abbreviations for teacher marking codes Designed to be engaging and visual. Suitable for AQA, Edexcel and OCR GCSE History.

I have created these ‘WAGOLL’ displays which can double up as folder or book resources to guide students in answering questions on the AQA GCSE History Conflict and Tension, East and West 1945-1972 unit. The pack includes a step-by-step guide on the paper, with easy-to-read, engaging and visual examples. It also includes model answers, sentence starters, link words, and example sources. The pack includes: Q1. ‘How do you know’ question a model answer Q2. ‘How useful’ question a model answer Q3. ‘Write an account of’ question

Designed for AQA GCSE History, British Migration, Empires and the People unit. Engaging visual timeline including key dates, events, people and locations that appear on the Migration unit. Can either be a timeline display or a visual aid for books or folders.

Engaging and detailed timeline display for classrooms teaching AQA GCSE History ‘Germany, 1890-1945: Democracy and Dictatorship’. Includes key events, individuals and dates which come up on the course. Can also double up as a book or folder visual aid.

Engaging timeline display created for AQA GCSE History, Conflict and Tension East and West 1945-1972 unit. Covers key events, dates and places in the spec. Designed to be either a display or a folder/book visual aid.

For Edexcel A-level History, Option 1E (Russia 1917-1991) The lesson focuses on the theme of social developments across Lenin and Stalin, with LOs on policies towards women, education, and culture. There is a variety of resources included in this double lesson resource, including: ‘Chilli challenge’ (differentiated questioning) Videos Model answers Exam practice Extra reading and resource signposting for stretch & challenge End of topic test I design my lessons to be visually engaging and informative, academically challenging, and offer opportunities for discussion, modelling and feedback.

Lesson 3 Rome - Republic, Senate & the People KS3 lesson designed to introduce topic on ‘Democracy and Citizenship’, a scheme of work which encourages critical thinking of the past, whilst making links to current affairs and how politics works. Variety of activities included in this 60-minute lesson, including: Think, Pair, Share Source analysis Formative assessment Debates on current political affairs Extended writing following PEE writing frame My resources are designed with dual-coding and differentiation, and are intended to be engaging and fun.

Lesson 2 The Birthplace of Democracy - Ancient Athens KS3 lesson designed to introduce topic on ‘Democracy and Citizenship’, a scheme of work which encourages critical thinking of the past, whilst making links to current affairs and how politics works. Variety of activities included in this 60-minute lesson, including: Think, Pair, Share Videos PEE paragraphs Writing frames Source analysis My resources are designed with dual-coding and differentiation, and are intended to be engaging and fun.

Lesson 1 What is Democracy? KS3 lesson designed to introduce topic on ‘Democracy and Citizenship’, a scheme of work which encourages critical thinking of the past, whilst making links to current affairs and how politics works. Variety of activities included in this 60-minute lesson, including: Think, Pair, Share Videos Group debate Keyword vocab test My resources are designed with dual-coding and differentiation, and are intended to be engaging and fun.

Revision booklet for AQA Politics Paper 1: UK Government and Politics. Has an independent learning task on all of the following topics: The nature and sources of the British Constitution The structure and role of Parliament The Prime Minister and cabinet The judiciary Devolution Democracy and Participation Elections and Referendums Political Parties Pressure Groups The European Union Each task uses a variety of different revision methods, including mind-mapping, evaluation and analysis, extended writing, creating word banks and more. Also includes a structure guide for Sections A, B and C questions at the end.