Single lesson looking at the main causes of WW2 and focussing on the issue of significance, encouraging students to evaluate the significance of each cause to reach decisions about whether we were to blame for WW2 breaking out.

A stand alone overview revision lesson with a range of revision activities for all learning styles and also provides activities they can use at home for their own revision

Set of lessons used to revise the content and exam practice for the Civil Rights unit - conflict at home and abroad.

a very condensed revision booklet to help jog students memories of some of the key aspects they need to know in each area. Mine printed as mini a5 booklets

stand alone final revision lesson on Elizabeth I for edexcel. Includes a timeline that has a task - students need to date, add lines, add events and colour code to key areas

Lesson looking at the events and effects of this act -includes a video clip and question sheet

A series of revision lessons and notes sheets on the Vietnam War - from the Conflict at home and abroad lesson. Mostly note taking, content based and some exam practice

A stand alone Elizabeth lesson looking at planning for 12m essays

A unit of revision lessons on the American West. These are note taking based and include exam question planning and preparation. We would teach these alongside more interactive revision lessons also - these are very information based and ensure students have a good set of notes to work from.

Part of a bigger enquiry into empire this lesson uses materials produced from David Olusoga’s Black and British to look into Victorian issues surrounding race, ultimately showing that despite progress in areas like abolition there were still inherently racist attitudes.

Year 7 lesson on the religious roller coaster of Tudor England. Students annotate the roller coaster with the changes each monarch made and then considers the impact on everyday life (+ and -)

A lesson looking at the social hierarchy and some of the problems in Russia under the Tsar as well as the changes that started to happen in Russia e.g. industrialisation. Part of a group of lessons focussing on the causes of the Revolution

Lesson looking at the lead up to revolution - focussing on the main causes and weighing these up. Was it, as Figes says, all about bread?

Covers the content from the other lessons uploaded looking at causes of the revolution. Each question has grades

Lesson looking at ST causes of the revolution including Bloody Sunday

How the war made revolution even more likely uses video from Days that shook the world