A whole lesson on the causes of the American Civil War, directed towards the AQA ‘America 1840-1895’ unit. This lesson includes all 9 different causes of the civil war, assessment focus, exam skills, differentiated sources and homework.

A revision lesson on the whole unit of Medicine, directed towards the AQA ‘Health and the People 1000AD to present day’ Unit. It includes revision materials on content and exam practice on the big 16 marker factors question. Includes modeling and differentiated resources.

The lesson introduces students to an introduction of the Indian Partition 1947. The lesson is based around the enquiry question ‘Why was the Partition of India accompanied with so much bloodshed’. It explores what the word partition means, analyses maps of India pre and post partition and then students investigate what the key provinces in India was like pre partition.

This lesson looks at the key causes of the Indian Partition and the key individuals involved. The second part of the lesson then explores the reasons why the Indian Partition is seen as a failure. The key skills involved in this lesson is teaching students how to skim, scrutinise and summarise. The lesson is focused around the unit enquiry ‘Why was the Partition of India accompanied with so much bloodshed’?

This lesson explores the impact and legacy the Indian Partition had. Students will examine the positive and negative impacts and rank them in order of importance. This is based around the enquiry question of ‘Why was the Partition of India accompanied with so much bloodshed’.

This resource includes model answers for every single question on the GCSE AQA America 1840-1895 unit. Also includes examples of other questions for students to attempt at home. Model answers includes questions on the Homesteaders, reconstruction, the Dawes Act /hunting of the buffalo and the Mormons.

This lesson explores oral histories and narratives from the Indian Partition. This gives students an understanding of what people at the time experienced and looks at different narratives from Hindus, Sikhs and Muslims perspectives. Students further like at historians arguments throughout and analyses the usefulness of Partition narratives.

This revision session helps students recall what happened during the renaissance period. The lesson also includes different renaissance sources and then models how to answer question 2 on the medicine paper: ‘Explain the importance of… in the development of Medicine’.

This resource includes model answers for every single question on the GCSE AQA America 1840-1895 unit. Also includes examples of other questions for students to attempt at home.

An overview revision lesson on the whole Conflict and Tension 1919-1945 AQA unit with direct focus on the three mains topics of: The Treaty of Versailles, The League of Nations and The Causes of World War Two. This revision lesson includes lots of differentiated materials on content, exam practice, memory pegs for the causes of World War Two and memorable mnemonics to help students with the terms of the treaty and the league of nations.

This lesson explores why different reasons why people believed in Witchcraft using a hypothesis as an historical inquiry. Great lesson for introducing KS3 students into what witchcraft is.

A whole lesson on the Reconstruction of America after the civil war, directed towards the AQA ‘American 1840-1895’ GCSE unit. This lesson includes what reconstruction was, the political differences between the Republicans and Democrats and how it was a success/failure. This lesson also includes differentiated resources and exam practice.

A whole lesson on the making of America. This lesson is extremely good as an introduction to the GCSE AQA unit ‘America 1840-1895’ . This lesson includes background knowledge into what Americans want, how their government is structured and issues they will face with African Americans and native Indians. This lesson is designed to be taught before the causes of the American civil war and focuses on developing students ‘Growth Mindset’.

This lesson explores who held most power in Elizabethan England, directed towards the AQA ‘Elizabethan England 1568-1603’ unit. This lesson explores in detail who her four key ministers are and the role of her Parliament, Privy Council, Justices of peace, Patronage and the Royal Court. The lesson includes lots of differentiated resources to help understand Elizabethan politics.

This lesson explores what Elizabeth’s background and character was like before she became queen. It is directed towards the GCSE AQA unit ‘Elizabethan England 1568-1603’. This lesson includes lots of differentiated resources and exam practice on question 2 on the Elizabethan paper.

This lesson uses knowledge retrieval techniques to help students recall the methods used to avoid the Black Death and focuses on how to approach and dissect question one on the Medicine paper…the ‘How useful’ question. This lesson not only includes excellent scaffolding on source utility, but includes differentiated resources and a model answer.

A revision lesson on the whole unit of the AQA ‘America 1840-1895’ unit. It includes revision materials on content and exam practice, but also includes lots of possible exam questions for every topic.

An interactive lesson exploring the hypothesis of whether or not the Blitz had a negative effective on civilian morale. This lesson includes differentiated resources for both HAPS and LAPS and explores exam techniques using oracy.

Multiple choice quizzes for the whole AQA Elizabethan England unit. Includes quizzes on all three topics: Elizabeth’s background and her government, Life in Elizabethan times and Trouble at home and abroad. These quizzes are great for revision and knowledge retrieval. Also includes a whole power point with all the answers so students and self assess their quizzes.

A creative and engaging lesson which explores Elizabeth’s I succession crisis by playing the reality show Love Island. This lesson includes possible suitors who wanted to marry Elizabeth and why, who she married and why she never named a successor.

This lesson focuses on how to approach the 16 mark question for the AQA spec on the topic Conflict and Tension 1919-1945. This includes a full lesson on how to approach and dissect the 16 mark factors question, includes a model answer to help students understand what is required from them, a student friendly mark scheme, a differentiated planning sheet for both HAPS and LAPS and a cheat sheet for any students struggling. A perfect way to consolidate learning for the causes of World War Two and helps students master exam technique for this style question.