A series of worksheets that deals with the cowboys and US settlement. Good for an introduction to the topic or standalone lesson. Who were the Cowboys? Law Breakers of the Wild West Wanted Poster The Rise and Fall of the Cattle Industry Slaughtered for their Hide

This booklet accompanies the the Ken Webb Study Guide and is a full unit of work. You will need to purchase the Ken Webb Guide to utilise the resources in this booklet. BOOK 1 The March /October Revolution The Consolidation of Communist Power The Civil War The NEP The Death of Lenin The Power Struggle Stalin’s victory in the power struggle BOOK 2 Stalinism & Totalitarianism Economic and Political Transformation Industrialisation Collectivisation Social Changes The Purges Foreign Policy

The Impact of Gaming on History - Extension History Year 12

30 questions to go with this 50 min documentary. Excellent resource dealing with recruitment in WW1. A quarter of a million boy soldiers, some as young as 14, enlisted in World War One by lying about their age. Around 120000 of them were killed or injured. Britain’s teenage boys volunteered en masse to fight for their King and country. Such was their will to fight that a number of enthusiastic boys joined-up not knowing the horrors that awaited them.

A five-page activity where students learn about the background to the Christmas Truce of 1914. Students utilise primary and secondary sources, the Sainsburys advert from 2014 and the Paul McCartney Pipes of Peace Song from 1983. A number of tasks are set out where students analyse source evidence and then students move on to research the events and create a poster or infographic.

This unit is designed for Year 8. It is a booklet with a variety of resources. Fuedal system Crime and Punishement Castles Life in the Towns The Power of the Church Food The Black Death - Cause and Consequences Medicine