A lesson adapted using an activity from "Thinking History" where students act out the events of 1066. With the use of props and a bit of creative flair it can make for a really engaging lesson and is one of those activities that students talk about for a long time. The role briefs should be handed out prior to starting the activity and a general idea of who was who should be established. The teacher guide gives a clear account of the events of 1066, but it is probably worth reading up on what happened to add little embellishments along the way.

A presentation to deliver in the run up to the AQA History Paper 1 exam. Covers: - The origins of WWI - Peacemaking and the League of Nations - Hitler's Foreign Policy and WW2 As well as question types, timings, and revision tips. Thanks to MrThorntonTeach for the exemplar answers.

A presentation to deliver in the run up to the AQA History Paper 1 exam. Covers: - The Roaring 20s: The USA 1918-29 - Depression and the New Deal: The USA 1929-41 - War in Vietnam: 1954-75 Also includes example questions and suggested timings for the exam.