KS3 History lesson about the Great Fire of London 1666 Full PowerPoint presentation with worksheets built in. Activities include: Fix the mistake Stuarts plenary 2 embedded videos with questions Source inference on Early Modern Fire Fighting Investigation on who started the fire. Was it arson or accident?

Guided reading from the Imperial War Museum on rationing on the British homefront during WW2. This could be suitable for KS3 or KS2. This is in PowerPoint format and the questions can be edited.

A printable homework booklet for KS3 History. This can either be separated into 9 homework sheets or be given out as one booklet to be completed at home over the entire unit. The booklet includes: Causes of the English Civil Wars guided readings The role of women in the English Civil Wars source analysis Pocahontas homeschool history podcast questions Great Fire of London homeschool history podcast questions Shakespeare homeschool history podcast questions Timeline of whole topic to complete Key vocabulary and definitions

Whole editable PowerPoint on the Restoration of the Monarchy and the coronation of King Charles II. This lesson takes 60 minutes and is suitable in a Stuarts unit or to end a unit on the English Civil War. Lesson activities include: Making a party invitation for Charles II’s return Paragraph building, key vocabulary task Challenging Stuarts topic crossword

KS3 Lesson of Jamestown / the Colony in Virginia. The lesson starts looking at the real life Pocahontus and then there are two activities look at how successful Jamestown was. Fully editable in PowerPoint format. Lesson can be part of a British Empire, Native American or Early Stuart unit.

KS3 History lesson about the Sugar Boycotts in the Abolitionist movement and how ordinary people protested the transatlantic slave trade. Full PowerPoint presentation with carosel activity and information sheets on sugar boycotts in Sunderland, Leicester, Suffolk and the Georgian Children who gave up sugar to boycott the slave trade.

KS3 History lesson about the end of the Slave Trade. Full PowerPoint presentation with worksheets built in. Students consider when the transatlantic slave trade ended in 1807 and if black people in the US were treated differently after the abolition act 1807.

KS3 History British Empire knowledge organiser - created on PowerPoint and editable once downloaded.

KS3 History Industrial Revolution Knowledge Organiser - created on PowerPoint and completely editable once downloaded

KS3 - Stuarts or English Civil War Life under Lord Protector Oliver Cromwell guided reading worksheet

Reading worksheet on the Glencoe Massacre. Appropriate for ages 11+. Suitable for teaching the Stuarts, the 17th Century, the Jacobites and the Glorious Revolution etc.

KS3 History Slave Trade Knowledge Organiser - Created on PowerPoint and will be completely editable once downloaded

KS3 History Catholics vs Protestants Knowledge Organiser - created on PowerPoint and completely editable once downloaded

Guided reading worksheet on rationing on the US Civil Rights movement and Bayard Rustin. Suitable for KS3 or GCSE. This is Microsoft Publisher format and the questions can be edited.

KS3 SAFC History Lesson A lesson on Sunderland local hero Raich Carter. We use this in Y7 history. The lesson includes a story, sources, scholarship activity on Carter based around the question ‘Is Raich Carter the greatest Mackem that ever lived?’ Both resources created on PowerPoint and editable once downloaded.

KS3 History Restoration Period knowledge organiser - created on PowerPoint and editable once downloaded.

Source analysis on what happened to ‘witches’ in England duirng the Stuart Era. Appropriate for KS3 History lessons.

Information suitable for KS2 or KS3 about Hylton Castle in Sunderland. Created for a school local history newsletter but can be used as information or research sheet.

Source analysis worksheet on Saint Bede KS2 or KS3. Can be used for history or religious studies.

Sunderland in the Slave Trade booklet. Discusses Sunderland’s links to the Transatlanic slave trade and the abolition movement in the North East.