A SEE, THINK and QUESTION Magna Carta starter for Year 7 students to get them interested in King John and the Magna Carta.

A great set of revision notes on the reasons why Hitler was able to get into power. Suitable for GCSE or A-Level.

Throwback to when I was writing for the HA - might be still useful!

GCSE Task for students to do at home - work out 5 reasons for the Nazi-Soviet Pact and complete the chart.

A sheet looking at Native American culture

Students can use the internet or their textbooks to complete the blank chart on the landmark test cases during the US Civil Rights Movement.

A quick recap test on the development of the railways in USA for A-Level students.

This is a fact sheet about Boudica aimed at KS1 History lessons.

A sheet of key terms for the Roman Empire.

A GCSE Level PPT on the Nazi Police State for Year 10 or 11. Good lesson for Life in Nazi Germany.

A GCSE lesson on the Nazi Concordat with the Pope.

A PPT that takes students through guidance on how to answer Paper 2 questions and gives exemplar answers for the CIE Exam Board.

An A-Level lesson looking at Southern commanders during the US Civil War - with an emphasis on Robert E. Lee.

An A-Level lesson for the OCR Course ‘USA and Westward Expansion and the Civil War’.

A KS3 lesson for Year 7 on Henry VIII’s problems whilst he was King of England.

A colour coding Homework task for students in KS3 to complete at home evaluating the impact of the British Empire on colonies once they left.

A straightforward comprehension sheet with tasks that increase in difficultly getting students to establish who the three claimants are to the English Throne in 1066.

A worksheet which will allow students to interrogate information about the four main claimants before pretending to be the Witan and making a choice based on the information.

A series of lessons designed to show the religious differences between Henry VIII, Edward VI and Mary I.

A lesson for Year 7 on the advantages and disadvantages of the Motte and Bailey Castles in the Middle Ages.