AQA (9-1) GCSE History - Health and the People - Part 1 Quick Quizzes At the start of each lesson you will see a 'quick quiz' powerpoint slide. This document can be given to students so that each lesson they know that the start activity is to take this sheet and to answer, in silence, questions relating to the previous lesson. This is a great way to assess prior learning.

This is an assessment book for students studying AQA History: Germany 1890-1945. For each of the 6 Question types there are exemplar answers with commentary (from AQA), tips on how to structure the response, and 2x practice questions for each question type, with the mark scheme below each question (making marking easy as the teacher can highlight/underline the appropriate comments) and then space for additional teacher comments. I have found these booklets so helpful as all of their practice questions are in one place, so it’s easy for students to see my comments on their first attempt of this question to then take this feedback on board when writing this again. All of the appropriate sources are in the booklet, so this is ready to be printed and used.

AQA GCSE History Assessment - Conflict and Tension 1918-1939 An assessment booklet that can be printed into a folded booklet. You must have a copy of the green Oxford AQA GCSE textbook as it refers to questions in that textbook. There is space for students to write answers, for teacher feedback, and also instructions on how to structure each answer. For each question, there is also a sample answer from AQA for students to see, and there is a knowledge checklist at the front for the whole course. This has worked really well, especially for a class who need more ‘structure’. For marking, it’s much easier for me to take in than the exercise books too. I have now made them for each of the units that I teach. FYI: There are 2 documents - this is for page numbers purposes (I didn’t want page 1 to be the front cover!) There is also another document title 'assessment questions weaker) included in this resource which includes sentence starters for students who need a little more support

End of Part Two Unit Test (with answers)

Five lessons (most of which are double lessons) covering Part 2 of the New AQA GCSE History Making of America course: - Fort Laramie Treaty - The Indians Wars - Causes of American Civil War - Home front in Civil War - Mountain Meadow Massacre Most resources have been adapted from the resources suggested by AQA. The other sheets I have made based on what the specification expects students to know. These lessons don't cover exam technique.

AQA (9-1) GCSE History - Conflict and Tension 1918-39 = Exam Technique Sheets 3x exam technique sheets which students use covering the 'Useful', 'Account' and 'How do you know' questions. It includes a checklist of what students need to include in the answer, a simplified mark scheme and a sample answer (from AQA).

An A3 sheet providing students with an overview of the Making of America course for the new AQA GCSE History Course. It includes Key Dates and Key Terms and the types of exam questions that they will have to use.

Bookmarks listing the key dates/events for 2 topics on GCSE History AQA Paper 1 (Conflict and Tension 1918 - 1939 and Germany 1890 - 1945). I get these laminated and students use these throughout the course both in class and at home. These can easily be adapted for any topics, and can be used in a variety of ways, and parents have commented on how they like to use them with students so that they can support them in their revision/studies.

AQA GCSE History Assessment - Nazi Germany An assessment booklet that can be printed into a folded booklet. You must have a copy of the red AQA GCSE textbook as it refers to questions in that textbook. There is space for students to write answers, for teacher feedback, and also instructions on how to structure each answer. For each question, there is also a sample answer from AQA for students to see, and there is a knowledge checklist at the front for the whole course. This has worked really well, especially for a class who need more ‘structure’. For marking, it’s much easier for me to take in than the exercise books too. I have now made them for each of the units that I teach. FYI: There are 2 documents - this is for page numbers purposes (I didn’t want page 1 to be the front cover!)

An A4 subject knowledge audit which students stick in their books at the start of the Making of America Course. It can easily be adapted to suit your needs, but it covers the course specification.

In light of the new specification, I've created an easy to read document outlining the exam questions in each paper with examples taken from resources provided by AQA. This allows teachers to easily spot patterns in the types of questions asked.

A teacher-friendly resource showing the different types of questions asked on Paper 1, advice from the exam board on how to answer these and an exemplar answer given as part of the resources from the Webinar.

Teachers will need access to the Oxford AQA GCSE History Textbook for part of this lesson. A powerpoint and worksheet covering the information as set up by AQA in the specification

An easy to use lesson covering the AQA specification looking at the use of anaesthetics

A lesson looking at the use of antiseptics as stated in the AQA specification

A lesson that uses information from the Oxford AQA GCSE Textbook to teach students about the work of Robert Koch

A 'Course Companion' that will be given to students at the start of the unit 'Health and the People'. It cover the course specification as a check list that students can tick to check their subject knowledge. As well as covering the specification, it goes through exam questions, telling students how long they should spend on each question, and for 2x questions given them sentence starters. After this, 3 answers are given to students so that they can see the difference between the different marks. There is space for students to write in examples of sample questions. All information in the booklet is taken from the AQA Website and from webinar materials.

An 18-page booklet outlining the OCR Spec for the American West/Medicine presented in a tick box style for students to use to help to guide their revision, and a 'how to' guide for how to answer the questions based on the 2015 paper. This booklet is well-presented and easy for pupils to use, and can be easily adapted for any topic/unit.

Seven A4 posters which I display in my classroom which we continually refer to throughout the course when looking at change over time.