The lesson was used during the Easter holiday as a 2 hour revision session. The first half looks at revising the key features of the four time periods while the second half focuses on the historical environment questions.

The lesson is designed for the final revision session before the paper 3 exam. the lesson looks at 3 key areas, Weimar Germany, The Rise of Hitler and life in Germany. THere are opportunities to practice the explain why question and the final task gives pupils the opportunity to practice their source analysis.

This is the fourth of a series of four lessons designed to introduce new GCSE groups to the exam skills needed for the Edexcel history exam. This lesson looks at how to examine and write about historical interpretations.

A lesson looking at the reign of Edward VI for year 7 students.

This is the third of a series of four lessons designed to introduce new GCSE groups to the exam skills needed for the Edexcel history exam. This lesson looks at how to make inferences from a source before moving on to look at usefulness.

This is the second of four lessons designed to introduce GCSE groups to the skills needed for the Edexcel GCSE history exam. This lesson looks at writing a narrative account. There are differentiated planning sheets for use with the task, it uses a Mr Men video from youtube which was sent to me by a colleague.

The lesson revises the skills needed to answer the follow up question using sources from WW1. This was done as a short after school session but contains a WAGOLL and a range of sources.

The session looks at the how useful question. it has a set of sources from WW1 and a set from Nazi Germany. This was designed to consolidate prior knowledge and practice key skills before the exam.

These are three baseline assessments our department uses in the first lesson in September with year 10 and 11 classes to remind them of the topics taught in the previous year. There are questions on Medicine Through Time, American West, Saxon and Norman England and Weimar and Nazi Germany. The idea is to remind pupils of previous topics but also allows teachers to identify any problem areas that may need to be recovered in revision sessions. The powerpoint includes the answers for all sections.

The lesson revises the key individuals from the medicine through time unit. The lesson allows pupils to revise the medical advances each person made before practicing how to answer the how far do you agree question

the lesson revises the four case studies in the medicine though time unit: the Black Death, The Great Plague, Cholera and Lung Cancer. THe pupils revise the four disease then apply this knowledge to an exam question.

This lesson looks at the impact different factors have had on Medicine. The aim is to have pupils revise the different factors and compare their importance before moving on to complete a How Far do you agree exam question.

The lesson revises the key medical features of WW1 for the Edexcel course.

The lesson looks at consolidating pupils understanding of how medicine changed through the creation of a medical clock and examining the how far do you agree question.

The third of a series of 6 homework booklets. it includes questions on medicine through time. the idea is to get pupils to constantly practice the exam skills for individual Edexcel units.

The second of a series of 6 homework booklets. it includes questions on medicine through time. The idea is to get pupils to constantly practice the exam skills for individual Edexcel units.

The fourth of a series of 6 homework booklets. it includes questions on medicine through time, and the American West. the idea is to get pupils to constantly practice the exam skills for individual Edexcel units.

The first of a series of 6 homework booklets. it includes questions on medicine through time, and the American West. the idea is to get pupils to constantly practice the exam skills for individual Edexcel units.

The second of a set of 5 homework booklets. designed to consolidate prior knowledge. Topics include Medicine, American West and Weimar and Nazi Germany

This is the first of four lessons designed to introduce GCSE groups to the skills needed for the Edexcel GCSE history exam. This lesson looks at writing PEE paragraphs and starts to consider the skills needed for writing an historical argument.