A worksheet that looks at the threat Mary, Queen of Scots poses to Elizabeth I. A great task for the Elizabethan England AQA GCSE course.

This includes; - Key concepts and explainations - Key source words - Key command words This is easily editable to suit your needs. I have put this onto a keyring to hang in my classroom on the wall.

A lesson in line with AQA Elizabethan England that looks at the succession crisis. It looks at the Pros and Cons of marriage for Elizabeth, along with her options of suitors such as Dudley, Prince Eric of Sweden, Philip II of Spain and Duke of Anjou.

Intro to Elizabethan England lesson, along the AQA guidelines. It looks at the rules, religious and relationships of Europe as well as a short introduction to the Tudors themselves.

Two visual hexagons for 1920s America based on the GCSE history course. These are great for DIRT lessons activities and to consolidate learning. You can have students write around the sheet explaining the connection in to the middle word, or you can have students cut out the hexagons to stick in their books and write around, or simply have the design on a table for students to write in whiteboard pen around. This is not my original idea, but one I have seen replicated in many places.

This is a PPT to use with your tutees to design a class shield. Ideal for the beginning of term to get students thinking creatively and collaborating. I will be getting students to vote on which shield they would like to be our class shield. Print off the PPT pages to hand around to help students decide what to put on their shield. This will take a week of 2 or tutor time with the creating and voting (factoring in things like assemblies and other compulsary activities set by the school.)

This lesson has an AQA exam Q plenary AND a model answer. [TREATY OF VERSAILLES 2 IS AN ALTERNATIVE VERSION - MORE RECENT AND UPDATED] Part of a Year 8 SOW this can be adapted up to Year 9. It is a lesson based on the Treaty of Versailles and how responsible it is contributing to World War 2. The presentation introduces students to the idea of a possible second World War so soon after the first, then takes them back to the end of WW1 thinking about how they might punish Germany then finding out what actually happens. Students are required to consider how each country would respond. This lesson includes: - Independent thought from students - Discussion and the use of 'think pair share' - Progressive learning objectives/success criteria that challenge students - Use of audio to aid in learning. This lesson is FREE to give a taster of the style of my other lessons on TES.

USA Government Politics lesson about the Constitution looking at if it works. Created in line with the Edexcel specification, but works with other specs too. Considers supreme court decisions such as Roe V Wade, 2nd Amendment.

USA Government and Politics lesson on Federalism and key moments or events that have impacted federalism Includes: Flip learning task for students to research things that have impacted federalism Exam question relating to Federalism Exam Q lesson on federalism

A placemat like help sheet with connectives and PPE paragraph help for students.

A lesson in line with AQA'a Elizabethan England that looks at Elizabeth's upbringing and the possible impact it had on her as a queen. A challenging lesson with a closer look at Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII and her royal siblings.

FREE because I did not create these instructions, but just put them with a Powerpoint. If these are yours, please contact me via Twitter and I shall credit you. An interactive role play lesson showing students the stages of trench warfare. Extremely effective and enjoyable for students when learning about the trenches.