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Designed for A level (AQA democracy and Nazism) but also fits with the AQA GCSE too. Lots of info in the booklet and a more interactive ppt attached too.

Intro to the topic with links to video clips etc

Great, easy lesson for KS3 and possibly as an intro for KS4. Dont waste time planning - just use this!

Designed for AQA democracy and NAzism A level but could easily be delivered to younger audiences.

GCSE resource with info about racism in the 1920s - lots of pictures (graphic) activities and sources.

Designed for the new A levels - this lesson gives detailed info about the different elements of Nazi economic policy and attempts to encourage an overall judgement. It details the roles of Schact and Goering as well as linking the economy to propaganda. Revision techniques and links to essay questions too. I have used over 2 lessons.

Perfect for a middle ability class studying the English Civil War

A fair few GCSE lessons on the Depression in the USA - all in one book!

I used as an intro to A level coursework on Civil Rights - lots of historian opinion and encourages students to make a judgement about the motives and contributions Lincoln had!

An analysis of the effectiveness of the Civil Rights period known as reconstruction - whole lesson with sources, activities and challenge

Designed as an intro to the advantages and disadvantages of a codified constitution - includes info, a card sort and a research task

Info about the main clashes between the UK gov and the UK jud iciary - then gives two model answers to an exam question. Students can critique style and content of exam responses then pick out any additional information to enrich their understanding

Powerpoint, newspaper articles and a load of info and activities to relate to the AS governement and politics course. Would also be a great PHSE lesson or challenge project for younger yearss

Follows the new AQA 9-1 spec

Designed for the new spec - looks at domesday and then focuses on how the conquest changed everyday life for the rich and poor

Designed for the New AQA History GCSE. Hope it helps!

Designed to compare the reigns of Henry II and John. the students asked to answer a GCSE question (8 mark how useful source q) with guidance on structure etc

Great for revision or starters / plenaries. Designed for the new AQA History GCSE spec - especially unit Migration, Empire and People

A lesson covering the events since Alfred the Great and recalling why the Vikings came back to Britain. Looks at Cnut and Emma of Normandy. Encourages thinking around the 'Explain the significance' questions

Designed to meet with the new Global politics spec for edexcel part of a series of lessons on global governance This includes info on the IPCC, the UNFCC and then the major agreements Rio, Paris, Copenhagen and Kyoto - examines strengths and weaknesses of each and links to 12 mark exam questions Also considers the obstacles to global co operation e.g climate change denial