A resource for students to keep on their desks in order to enable them to remember some of the major causes of the reformation.

Worksheet is designed to act as a non-verbal communication tool in IB MYP Individuals and societies or Key Stage 3, though this can be adapted to suit any subject. Students fold the sheet according to their own assessment of their own learning, so for example if they are stuck they turn it red, having some difficulty turn it to yellow and so on. When not being used in this way, the sheet can be turned over and used as a learning mat. This is aimed at enhancing non-verbal communication in the classroom between student and teacher.

activity aimed at Key stage 3 or IB MYP that helps students through group activity to look at the significance of commodore Perry's landing in Yokohama, Japan

Aimed at Key Stage 3 students to give a historical context of stained glass windows and give a cross-curricula link to maths unit on polygons.

Key stage 3 overview of Genghis Khan, using evidence sheets to help students to evaluate Khan's historical reputation.

students assess reputation of Khan and in other powerpoint use tablecloth format to help with revising the causes of the reformation