A booklet with accompanying PowerPoint presentation designed for KS4 Citizenship lessons. The booklet can be completed in small sections in 3/4 tutor periods or in a ‘full’ lesson. All necessary video clips are embedded in the presentations (please remember to ‘enable content’). Relevant links are also pasted in the booklets. I have uploaded both resources in an editable format so that they can be amended/adapted in the future

This PowerPoint presentation is designed to be printed off and cut out to make cue cards (see picture). There are 3 categories of cards-blue for crimes, green for punishments and pink for maintaining law and order. I have used them to help students to identify relevant issues, events, and concepts for essay questions. For example, I sat the essay ‘How far was deterrent the main purpose of punishment 1500-1900?’ and asked students to identify and select relevant cards to aid them in answering the question. They work just as effectively for ‘Explain why…’ questions.

This 31-page booklet is designed to be used either for introductory or revision reading for the Edexcel GCSE Crime and Punishment Breadth Study. Please note that the Whitechapel Historic Environment is NOT covered in this resource. Content is covered chronologically and covers from the Saxon period up until modern-day.

This powerpoint breaks down the key events and developments in the Crime and Punishment Breadth Study into a comic strip which requires students to fill in gaps with key terms. It is intended to be a ‘memory recovery exercise’ to refresh students’ working knowledge of the unit as they approach exams. Answer slides are included in the presentation. The Whitechapel Historic Environment section is NOT covered in this resource

This powerpoint breaks down the key events in Superpower Relations 1941-1991 into a comic strip which requires students to fill in gaps with key terms. It is intended to be a ‘memory recover exercise’ to refresh students’ working knowledge of the unit as they approach exams. Answer slides are included in the presentation as is an illustrated timeline of the presidents of both the USA and the USSR across the period.