A lesson about why the Romans left Britain including a recap starter, teacher exposition, a fill in the gap activity and a true or false activity.

Summary sheets for students to fill in on the Medieval, Renaissance, 18th and 19th, Modern era and First World War as part of the Edexcel Medicine Through Time GCSE. Good for students doing independent revision.

A lesson about Roman settlements in Britain including a recap starter, a worksheet on Roman towns, an extension on Roman houses, a video and a role play activity on Roman roads.

A lesson looking at Elizabeth I’s Religious Settlement as part of the AQA Tudors A-Level. Lesson includes a recap quiz, teacher exposition and note making and a debate question as a plenary.

A lesson looking at magic bullets as part of the Edexcel Medicine Through Time GCSE. Lesson focuses on Ehrlich and Salvarsan 606 and Domagk and Prontosil aswell as sulphonamides. Lesson includes a recap quiz, teacher exposition and note taking, videos and colour coding activity.

A lesson looking at Elizabeth’s Economic Development throughout her reign as part of the AQA Tudors A-Level. The lesson focuses on trade, exploration and prosperity and depression throughout Elizabeth’s reign.

A lesson looking at whether or not there was a Mid-Tudor crisis as part of the AQA Tudors A-Level. The PowerPoint has a debate question and there are three tables for students to fill in on Edward, Mary and Elizabeth assessing the success of their reigns. There is also a teacher copy of the tables filled in for feedback.

A lesson looking at Henry VIII’s first actions as part of the AQA Tudors A level. Includes the removal of Empson and Dudley, marriage to Catherine of Aragon and his councilors.

A lesson looking at the invention of the steam engine and James Watt including a recap starter, video, labeling activity and sorting activity with water and steam power.

A lesson looking at fashion during the Tudor era. Includes information, a video, some labeling and colouring activities. This was done as a History Club lesson so is mainly discussing and activity based rather than note making.

A lesson looking at Victorian Crime and Punishment including looking at prison, transportation, the beginings of the police force and case studies of Jack the Ripper and Burke and Hare. Lesson includes information, video and a carousel activity.

A lesson about Viking settlements in Britain including a recap starter, video, worksheet and teacher exposition on Coppergate.

A lesson looking at why the Anglo-Saxons came to Britain including a recap starter, a push and pull factor activity and a paragraph writing activity.

A lesson looking at why the Vikings came to Britain including a recap starter, a drawing and labeling activity of a Viking longship, a push and pull factors sorting activity and a true or false activity.

A lesson looking at diseases that were common during the Industrial revolution including typhoid, tuberculosis, cholera and smallpox. Includes teacher exposition and questions, a table sorting activity, video and a written task.

An AQA A-Level History Tudors lesson looking at the Wyatts rebellion faced by Mary I. Includes a recap quiz, teacher exposition, debate activity and writing task.

A lesson looking at Nazi control of sport including the 1936 Berlin Olympics and Jesse Owens. Includes a recap starter, teacher exposition, video and exam practice.

A lesson looking at opposition to the Nazis including opposition in the army, the church, from young people and assassination attempts against Hitler as part of the Edexcel Weimar and Nazi Germany GCSE. Includes recap starter, teacher exposition, colour coding activities, video and exam practice.

A lesson looking at how Henry VII consolidated his throne including back dating his reign, his coronation, his marriage to Elizabeth of York, his first parliament and his use of Propaganda as part of the AQA Tudors A level. Includes a recap starter, teacher exposition and practice exam question.

A lesson looking at why the Romans invaded Britain including a recap starter, a video and multiple activities. Looks at the economic, political and social reasons.