Year 8 lesson - all printing included in the lesson. Worked well, got students to think for themselves.

Lesson 2 of Cold War (CW002). This lesson looks at Korea as a proxy war and how this links with the Cold War.

Lesson to look at the origins of the Cold War and what happened following the end of WW2. KS3, but could be used as an introduction for GCSE unit.

Lesson about the Indian Rebellion 1857. Includes card sort and source analysis.

First 9 lessons of the Germany unit - although this is in chronological order rather than the order of the new book.

Year 9 - American West Includes all printing within the lesson.

This lesson looks at the reason for the continuation of anti-Semitism in the 20th century. It was made during lockdown, so geared as a virtual lesson, but can easily be done in the classroom.

Classroom time line for the whole A/Level course. Broken down into the depth studies and the Breadth studies. I use this around the top of my classroom. Depth studies are colour coded and the Breadth studies are a different colour which run around the top.

Knowledge revision cards for the whole Weimar and Nazi Germany unit (Edexcel) Students to put cards in chronological order and then try to add the date cards. Key words/questions in red, so students can go beyond knowledge testing.

KS3 lesson addressing Henry’s ‘Great Matter’ . Including card sort and interpretation analysis.

Lesson about how Elizabeth tried to find a middle way. Complete with worksheet for students to complete as you go through the lesson. Lesson includes reading and interpretation.

Revision PowerPoint which covers the second unit of the textbook. Quick revision activities with detailed notes in the notes section of the PowerPoints. Some exam style questions with example starter answers.

Revision PowerPoint which covers the first unit of the textbook. Quick revision activities with detailed notes in the notes section of the PowerPoints. Some exam style questions with example starter answers.

Revision PowerPoint which covers the third unit of the textbook. Quick revision activities with detailed notes in the notes section of the PowerPoints. Some exam style questions with example starter answers.