Human Settlement is described using power point slides interspersed with worksheet activities. Topics covered: The Earliest Humans Site and Situation of early human settlements Urban, suburban and rural communities Migration Settlement sizes Settlement patterns The Function of Human Settlements

Events before, during and as a consequence of The First World War are presented in this twelve part unit. Topics covered are: Victoria and Albert’s vision for Europe Alliances in Europe Tensions in Europe War is Declared – 1914 and 1915 Ottomans and Italians enter the War - 1914 and 1915 Trench Warfare War - 1916 A new type of warfare War - 1917 War - 1918 Ending the war – The Treaty of Versailles Ending the War – a new world Each topic can be used as one lesson. There are discussion activities interspersed in the power point slides with space to record on worksheets.

This unit gives a good history of the 1707 Act of the Union, Hanoverian Succession and the Jacobite Invasions, using power point slides. There are topics for discussion and space on the worksheets for responses. The Act of Union of 1707 The Hanoverian Succession George I and the House of Hanover The House of Hanover The Jacobites The Jacobite Invasion of 1715 The Jacobite Invasion of 1745

This comprehensive unit on Rivers presents the following topics through power point slides: * The forming of a river A river’s journey The water cycle Rivers sustaining life River settlements River transport River power Some great rivers of the world The slides are interspersed with learning activities which can be completed on the corresponding worksheets.

his unit on the Geography of India is presented using power point slides. There are activities interspersed at appropriate intervals in the slides. These can be completed by the students on the corresponding worksheets. The power point slides are duplicated in note form for the students. The unit covers the following topics: Position of India Important Cities in India Physical Geography Climate Rivers of India Vegetation and wild life Population of India People and Government Mining and Industry Communication and Transport Agriculture Economic Challenges

A comprehensive unit outlining the development of women’s rights and the fight for suffrage. Power point slides and worksheet activities can be used to follow each lesson. The following topics are covered: Standing Up for Women’s Rights Opposing Women’s Suffrage Fighting for Freedom in the UK The Call gets Louder in the US World War 1 and the Women’s Suffrage Movement Black Women’s Suffrage 18th and 19th Century – Women’s Suffrage Around the World 20th and 21st Century – Women’s Suffrage Around the World Used with students in Year 7, 8 and 9 (Grade 6, 7 and 8)

This is a nine lesson unit on Changes Crime and Punishment from the Anglo-Saxons to Today. Each lesson has a powerpoint presentation and worksheets with learning activities. Topics include: The Church and the Monarch in the Middle Ages The Anglo Saxons Norman Law Attempts to Curtail Church Privilege First Attempts at Fighting for Human Rights The Crime of Witchcraft Religious Turmoil and Revolution 1500-1700 Towards the Industrial Revolution 1700-1900 The 20th and 21st Centuries Used mainly with Year 6 (Grade 5), the content provides good information and has opportunities to discuss, compare and give opinions interspersed.

This unit, used mainly with Year 7/8 consists of twelve lessons. Each lesson has slides to guide the lesson and activities in worksheet form. The unit covers the topics: The African Continent Important African Cities Major Rivers and the Great Lakes Mountain Ranges Climate Zones Deserts and semi deserts Natural vegetation and wild life The people of Africa African Politics Agriculture Mining and Industry African economy

A series of eight lessons on the Enlightenment in Britain and Europe. Each lesson is presented using power point slides and there are worksheet-based learning activities for each. The topics covered are: From Renaissance to Reformation to Enlightenment Early Enlightenment 1637 to 1730 High Enlightenment 1730 to 1780 Late Enlightenment 1780 to 1804 The Royal Society Great Enlightenment Philosophers Great Enlightenment Scientists Great Enlightenment Artists I have used it mainly with Year 9 and 10

This unit gives a good overview of the origins of festivals celebrated during the winter season, how these festivals are celebrated and some of the connections between festivals. Themes such as lights, feasts and activities are considered. There are seven power point presentations and seven worksheets covering the following winter celebrations: Celebrating! Diwali Thanksgiving Hanukkah Yule tide (Winter Solstice) Christmas New Year

This unit aims to help students to connect the different empires in Mesopotamia and evaluate their contributions to the development of civilization in the region. Lessons include the topics: Development of Civilization - Sumerians The First Empire – The Akkadians Timeline of Ancient Mesopotamian Empires The Babylonians The Assyrians The Neo- Babylonians The Persians Alexander the Great – the Greeks There are 8 lessons, each with power point slides and worksheets with learning activities. I have used this series with year 4 to 6.

A set of fourteen lessons, presented using power point slides, each with worksheet activities interspersed. The unit covers: *Sons of Liberty Governing after the Revolutionary War The Constitutional Convention The formation of government Constitutional Amendments and the Bill of Rights. The Founding Fathers Founding Mothers George Washington Thomas Jefferson John Adams Benjamin Franklin Alexander Hamilton John Jay James Madison* I have used this with KS 3 (Grades 5 to 7)

Ten lessons helping students understand the difference between the United Kingdom, Great Britain and The British Isles, geography and governance. Lessons topics include: Separation from Europe Nations of the British Isles Capital Cities of British Isles Seas, Rivers, and Lakes Plains, Hills, and Mountains Weather and Climate Natural vegetation and wild life The Population Distribution Human Activities Governing the United Kingdom There are power point slides and worksheet activities aimed at year 3 / 4 students.

This unit consists of ten lessons on the United States War of Independence. The lessons consist of slides and worksheets for each lesson, on the topics: *Causes of unhappiness in the thirteen colonies The First Shots The British Advance of 1776 to 1777 The Northern Campaign of 1777 Mid Atlantic Stage 1778 to July 1779 French Alliance Mid Atlantic and Southern Campaign July to December 1779 British and American conflicts of 1780 The Beginning of the End 1781 Facing the End Winning the War* I have used this with years 7 to 9 / grades 6 to 8

I used this for Year 5 & 6 (Grades 4 to 6). I used it after the unit on South America but it could be used first. There are twelve lessons, each with power point slides and worksheets. Lesson topics: Location Natural Physical Feature Important Lakes Important Rivers Climate Natural Vegetation and Wild life Countries of North America The people of North America (human population) Mining Resources Agricultural (Farming) Resources Manufacturing Industry Economy

Used mainly with 5 to 7 year olds, this unit uses power point slides and worksheets to encourage students to: identify, name, draw and label the basic parts of the human body and say which part of the body is associated with each sense identify and name a variety of common animals including fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals describe and compare the structure of a variety of common animals (fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals including pets) identify and name a variety of common animals that are carnivores, herbivores and omnivores Please note that for the section on senses (one set of worksheets) some everyday objects need to be provided for practical exploration. They are listed on the contents page thumbnail and on the Set 2 worksheets.

Suitable for 8 to 10 year old students, this unit takes a comprehensive look at the people of ancient Egypt, their lifestyle, customs and religion. Topics are covered using power point presentations and consolidated with worksheet activities: Egypt and the Nile Water, Food, People, Wealth and Power The Rosetta Stone Writing and Hieroglyphics Pyramids and the Sphinx Kingdom Periods Some great pharaohs of the New Kingdom The Ancient Egyptian Gods Ancient Egyptian belief in the afterlife The Valley of the Kings Tutankhamun Farming along the Nile Inventions of Ancient Egypt Important symbols of Ancient Egypt

Aimed at students aged 12 to 14, THE GLORIOUS REVOLUTION unit covers the following topics: James - Duke of York Religious and Political Tension James, King of Ireland, Scotland and England The beginning of the Revolution Planning the invasion The Invasion Settlement The wars against the French (the Nine Years War) Anne – the last of the Stuarts Each lesson is presented using power point slides. The slide sequences are interspersed with activities and there is space on the worksheets for students to respond.

The Restoration of the monarchy in Britain is covered in this unit aimed at 13 to 15 year old students. Broken down into twelve, easily managed lessons using power point slides, this unit covers the topics: The Ending of the Protectorate Early life of King Charles II Personal attributes of Charles II Commencing the Reign The Plague of London The Great Fire of London The Anglo-Dutch Wars Trade in the New World during Charles II’s reign The Succession Crises The Social and Cultural Change during the Reign of Charles II Timeline of King Charles II’s reign The Reign of King James II The presentations are interspersed with questions inviting student participation and there is space on the accompanying worksheets for responses.

This resource makes it easy for students to see the Royal Houses and the Kings and Queens. Print on A4 for student reference or on A3 for a wall reference.