Continuity, pictures, dates. This can be a lesson with research (if you keep it blank). The filled grid is awash with great information from Hippocrates to Chadwick.

These PowerPoints have images, resourced videos, starters, and key learning questions. There's easily 6 hours planning here. Save yourself the time!

This resource will probably take around two lessons. It's huge! Chapter 8 is very long. Enjoy this self-regulating lesson. I've done the hard work; all you have to do is push the buttons!

Enjoy annotations and podcasts. If you've seen my freebie then you will know that these lessons are more than worth the money. It's just £1 per hour! I've done the hard work so that you don't have to.

This is a very effective intro with the main movers and shakers from Hippocrates through to DNA discovery. This is easily an entire lesson's work. Or, with the podcast, you could set this a homework revision activity? Enjoy!

You can relax whilst your students make annotations and listen to my podcast. I read so you don't have to. This lesson runs itself. There's also a mock assessment question. Enjoy!

A level Nietzsche essays -- used to analyse, and show the richness of analysis.

This is a wonderful and engaging activity!

Find a cootie catcher, research activity and Spanish relations lesson.

A powerpoint and sound-cloud podcast of medicine. I've also drawn a cartoon to help :)

This has a timeline, a powerpoint cartoon which takes you through different types of questions, and a podcast, too :) It also has a collection of useful links to YouTube videos and other revision sources. Enjoy! https://soundcloud.com/samuel-mack-poole-302057744

Worksheet and Powerpoint -- one to two hours.

You can pause the video anytime your class needs to take a pause. Why do the hard work when I've done it for you?

It is what it says on the tin!

Enjoy! Message me if you want the podcast, too 👌🏻

I wrote this gold dust myself! Enjoy.

Two information rich PowerPoints on these two grammar topics.

Hours of planning went into these. Of Mice and Men can still be used for KS3, and Romeo and Juliet is still available for KS4 students studying the AQA curriculum.

Two well-planned PowerPoints to save you some time.

It is what it says on the tin. This will save you time.