Lesson for KS3 or KS4 on the Suffragists.
Students will study the history of the Suffragists and the beginning of the votes for women movement. They will look at the tactics of the NUWSS and practice source skills.
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Lesson for KS3 or KS4 on opposition to women’s suffrage.
Students will cover the anti-suffrage movement and the treatment of the Suffragettes by the police. They will create an account of Black Friday 1910.
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Lesson for KS3 or KS4 on British Suffrage. Good introduction to the fight for women’s vote or a stand alone lesson on the history of suffrage and voting rights in Britain.
Students will cover why the vote is important and study the main legislation that expanded the franchise from the Magna Carta to the Representation of the People Act.
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Lesson for KS3 or KS4 on the Suffragettes.
Students will study a brief history of the Suffragettes and the tactics of the WSPU. Their main task is an article detailing the first arrest of the Suffragettes, this could be adapted to teacher read, a class reading, or partner echo reading.
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Y7-8.
It has 4 rounds: flags of the empire, general knowledge of the empire, memory quiz, and spot the difference
Also includes a starter wordsearch.
Ideal for end of topic or end of term.
A scheme of work of 6 lessons on Votes for Women in Britain and the work of the Suffragettes.
This includes:
An introduction lesson on the vote and the arguments against women suffrage
The difference between Suffragettes and Suffragists
The Cat and Mouse Act
An investigation into the death of Emily Davison
Women during the First World War
Why women eventually won the vote
Key Stage: KS3 (Y8)
Ability: HA/MA
Lesson length: 1hr
Lesson for KS3 on the Glorious Revolution and the Bill of Rights.
Focusing on the causes and consequences of the Glorious Revolution and the abdication of James for William and Mary. Students will study the Bill of Rights and evaluating whether the revolution was truly glorious.
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Lesson for KS3 on Oliver Cromwell’s England and the Interregnum.
Students will study life under Cromwell and the difference in treatment. They then will be evaluating sources from the time.
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Lesson for KS3 on King James I.
A good starter lesson for the Stuarts, it focuses on the first Stuart king. The lesson covers the reign of James and uses primary sources to explore his view of the divine right of kings. Students will then evaluate how effective he was as a ruler.
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Lesson for KS3 on The Gunpowder Plot.
Within the lesson students will gain an understanding of the why the plot happened and the consequences. Students will develop the skills of writing an account.
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Lesson for KS3 on Queen Anne’s reign and the Act of Union with Scotland.
Students will study the union between England and Scotland, the causes and consequences. They will also be analysing a source from her reign.
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Lesson for KS3 on the trial and execution of Charles I.
Students will study the events of the trial and then will be evaluating how useful sources are to understanding the time period.
Lesson for KS3 on Battle of Naseby
The lesson gives description of the three stages of the English Civil War. Students will study the case study of the Battle of Naseby and why it lead to a Parliamentarian victory.
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Lesson for KS3 on causes of the English Civil War.
Students will create a timeline of events leading up to the declaration of war. They then will writing an account using long term and short term factors.
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Lesson for KS3 on the Great Fire of London
The lesson covers why the fire spread and how they attempted to stop it. Students then judge the consequences of the fire whether it was a positive or negative impact on London and the wider community.
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Lesson for KS3 on King Charles I and his relationship with Parliament.
Students will be learning about the roles of Parliament and the monarch. They will then students will be exploring why the two had a tense relationship.
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Lesson for KS3 on Cromwell and Charles.
Students will be study the leaderships of Cromwell and Charles and their differences. They will use sources to evaluate their effectiveness and compare them, reaching a judgment on who was better for the country.
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A series of lessons covering all the Stuart monarchs, the civil war, and the Interregnum. Major events of the time covered and evaluations on their impact on England. Students will engage in a range of skills such as writing an account, source analysis, and interpretations.
Lessons included:
King James I
The Gunpowder Plot
King Charles I and Parliament
Causes of the English Civil War
Civil War and the Battle of Naseby
Trial of Charles I
Life under Cromwell
Cromwell vs. Charles II
The Great Fire of London
The Glorious Revolution
Queen Anne and the Act of Union
History lesson introducing the vote for women. It covers what the vote was to women and the arguments against the vote being given to women. Perfect as a start to a Suffragette scheme of work.
Key Stage: KS3 (Y8)
Ability: MA
Lesson length: 1hr
History lesson on the Cat and Mouse Act. It covers hunger strikes, force feeding and the act. The lesson looks at why the act was introduced and what it was, including examples of propaganda from the Suffragettes.
Key Stage: KS3 (Y8)
Ability: MA
Lesson length: 1hr
R.E. lesson on gender stereotypes. It covers the meaning of stereotypes and studies gender toys as an example.
Key Stage: KS3 (Y7)
Ability: MA
Lesson length: 1hr
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