Revision PowerPoint covering the whole course, includes my predicted exam questions and a one page knowledge organiser.

A PowerPoint investigating the key themes of the unit of work which students can read through independently, while completing a table to collate the key facts and information. Or form the basis of a teacher talk/ Q&A revision session.

A useful resource for homework and revision. Students complete the key points and consequences of the key dates and events for the crime and punishment course.

A useful resource for students to use as a reference to learn key dates and events.

For use with the Crime and Punishment Pearson textbook. A versatile resource that can be used to develop students knowledge through independent work, flip learning and knowledge tests. 401 questions

Excellent resource for pin pointing gaps in knowledge and to support with revision.

22 American West exam practice questions, all three styles of questions covering all key topics. Written in the exam format. Great for timed exam practice and the questions can be used to build exam papers.

A variety of resources to support teaching the American West Paper 2 unit of work. Pack includes, a PLC, time line of events, event overview. chronological themes, chronological Quiz, blank student quiz template and glossary. Marking sheets - 8 mark. Consequence, 8 mark. Narrative, 8 mark. Importance Writing Frames - 8 mark. Consequence, 8 mark. Narrative, 8 mark. Importance Student Paper 2 mark scheme overview. Exam Paper 2 Practice questions. American West Checkpoint questions. Blank Exam Paper 2 template and exam redraft information sheet.

335 checkpoint questions, using the Pearson core textbook. These questions can be used in a number of ways such as for silent study, retrieval practice and as knowledge tests.

Students create their own knowledge organiser using the information from the PowerPoint and the Edexcel Pearson Anglo Saxon text book. Also includes information about the Normanisation of the Anglo Saxon Church and exam practice questions.

An interesting look at trench warfare, weapons and medical developments at the Western Front.

KS3 resource where students have to categorise and rank the MAIN causes of WW1.

An extremely useful resource which can be used to support students when answering and improving exam questions. In addition to developing a greater understanding of how marks are awarded.

Easy to follow narrative, consequence and importance writing frames for lower ability students. Clear and easy to use.

Assessment and knowledge organisers for the following topics English Civil War, Life in the Restoration, Empire, Industrial Revolution, WW1, Suffragettes, The Falklands and Hitler and the Holocaust. Will save lots of time planning and students can easily peer mark these end of unit assessments.

Five knowledge tests with knowledge organisers topics include The Norman Invasion, William’s England, Medieval Life and Power, Tudors and the Renaissance.

A useful exercise for revision and can be easily used to set homework. Students complete the 5 W questions - When? What? Who? Where? Why? for each important event in Germany from 1919 to 1938.

Two well planned differentiated lesson, using MAIN and diamond ranking - as a way for students to learn and remember the causes of the First World War.

A Power Point (45 slides) revision session that covers all the key themes and content for the Western Front Paper 1. Example exam practice questions, exam advice and a note taking sheet to help keep students focused.

A fully differentiated lesson with a range of activities and challenge.