Nine excellent resources, that look to introduce students to themes and Monarchs during the Medieval period in Britain These lessons should be aimed at introducing students to the time period. They DO NOT cover every Monarch and every theme but are filled with interactive activities and EAL/SEN/primary friendly differentiated material that are well resourced and are engaging. Reflective opportunities throughout. Included are: 1. EAL/SEN/primary 1066 Battle of Hastings worksheet only 2.EAL/SEN/Primary Magna Carta lesson with worksheets 3.EAL/SEN/primary The Feudal system worksheet only 4.EAL/SEN/primary Black Death full lesson with worksheet 5. Medieval disuase, sysmtomes and cures with resources full lesson 6. The war of the Roses and King Richard lll full lesson with resources 7.EAL/SEN/Primary Henry Vlll lesson and his break up with the Catholic Church with resources 8. Spanish Armada EAL worksheet only 9. Consequences of the Spanish Armada worksheet only For more engaging and fun resources, please visit my shop Here

Save prep time by buying three fantastic full lessons on the Tudor Monarchs and differentiated resources alongside them: 1. Henry Vlll- His break up with the Catholic Church- reasons and interactive collaboration tasks -Full lesson 2.Queen Mary l- Bloody or misunderstood queen?- Card sort - Full lesson 3. Queen Elizabeth- How did she balance Protestant and Catholic demands?- card sort- Full lesson Also included are three EAL/SEN differentiation sheets with clearly defined tasks/ word search with key words/ scaffolding and challenge tasks covering the three Monarchs. For more print and go resources and full lessons, please visit and explore my shop

This discounted pack consists of one full Jack the Ripper lesson that looks to introduce students to the persona of Jack the Ripper and basic facts about his murders. Then there are three differentiated worksheets for EAL/SEN students that consists of: 1. Jack the Ripper and his Victims worksheet- Key words with pictures and scaffolding activity. 2.Jack the Ripper and the suspects- Key information about the potential suspects and creative arts activity. 3. Jack the Ripper Wiki page- Students use their knowledge from this pack to create a updated informative Wiki Page. Useful bundle that looks to engage students for four hours worth of lessons and save on planning time. For more fantastic print and go resources and full lessons, please visit and explore my shop here

Four history lessons for the price of two! The first two PowerPoint lessons and worksheets are essentially designed for EAL/SEN students, ensuring they learn the key words and basic outlines of the Magna Carta and Black Death. The lesson particularly can be used with lower ability students. The PowerPoint includes: 1. Pictures along side key words 2. clearly defined tasks 3. Extension questions for more able 4. Drama activity for the Black Death The worksheets includes: 1. Keywords with pictures 2. Word search with keywords 3. Video questions ( link included on worksheet and PowerPoint) 4. Comprehension tasks In addition to your fantastic differentiated Medieval lessons, are two more lessons introducing the key events in the past of both Loughborough and Leicester. The two cities lie at the heart of England and the lessons can be used to teach history locally or delve into Leicester's historical value and connection to Richard lll. Activities include: Class reading information sheets Timeline Question and answer Lesson plan that can be adapted to both lessons Extension activities for more able

Save on prep time by buying Four excellent World War Two lessons, that are well resourced and engaging. Reflective opportunities throughout. Included are: 1. Introduction to Hitler and World War Two. 2. Why do we learn about World War Two- The Holocaust 3. Why did the Germans Vote for Hitter in 1932?- Card sort activity with reflective opportunities 4. Evacuation during World War Two For more print and go resources or full lessons, please visit and explore my shop here

Four excellent World War One lessons, that are well resourced and are engaging. Reflective opportunities throughout. Included are: 1.The Use of Conscription during World War One to recruit soldiers-full lesson with resources. 2. Conscientious objectors during World War One-Full lesson and resources 3. Germany at the end of the First World War- The Weimar Republic- Full lesson with resources 4. Introductory lesson to Adolf Hitler - Full lesson and resources For more engaging and fun resources, please visit my shop Another good resource can be found here