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Designed for GCSE students age 14-16 for AQA Russia Tsardom-Communism. Quiz sheet and an answer sheet as well. Microsoft Word. Can be used broken down as HW and revision, or as consolidation or recall

Revision resource designed for GCSE students studying AQA Conflict and Tension between East and West 1945-1972. Focuses on the Arms Race, and encourages students to consider the role of the arms race in each decade studied - which will support in the 16 marker on the paper. PPT format

Designed to support with the AQA GCSE History Tsardom to Communism Unit. Worksheet and accompanying instruction slide covers Part 2 of the course using gap fills, time lines and match-up tasks. Designed for GCSE students and revision. In the form of PPT

PPT and worksheet to support the AQA GCSE History Tsardom to Communism Unit, looking at the causes of the Oct/Nov 1917 Revolution. Covers: April Theses and Finland Station July Days Kornilov Revolt Incldues a PPT and a Microsoft Word worksheet to accompany. Makes use of the SHP textbook.

Review page to support GCSE students studying AQA GCSE History Tsardom to Communism review and consolidate knowledge on Part 3 Stalin. Covers Stalin’s rise to power, Purges, Cult of Personality, Collectivisation, Five Year Plans and WW2 Includes worksheet that can be edited on Microsoft word, and a ppt with instructions on how to complete

This lesson uses the stories of Lilian Lenton and Joyce Locke to explore the impact of the Hunger Strikes in the Suffragette’s campaign for women’s suffrage. The lesson is planned in a sensitive manner, and focuses heavily on using primary sources, as well as improving literacy through guided readings. Students will analyse the Hunger Strike medals issued by the Suffragettes, as well as looking at a letter about Lilian Lenton’s hunger strike to assess the government’s perception of the Hunger Strike.

Key revision sheet covering key people, key events and key words for AQA GCSE History Confilct and Tension between East and West 1945-1972. Perfect for reviewing the Cold War. Covers the full course, and has a list of different revision activities at the bottom, that students could use the resource to complete.

Second lesson focusing on the October/November 1917 Revolution, which focuses on the Storming of the winter palace and breadqueues. There is a chance for Historian intepretation analysis using Orlando Figes. Designed for AQA GCSE History Tsardom to Communism. Attached is the lesson powerpoint and accompanying word document

Resource designed to support revising Elizabethan England, designed for the AQA GCSE History Elizabethan England 1568-1603, but can also be used for Edexcel. Resource is in word format and covers key events, people and words associated with Elizabethan England. There are a number of tasks at the bottom of the sheet which supports students with how to revise using this resource.

Key revision sheet covering key people, key events and key words for AQA GCSE History Russian Revolution Tsardom to Communsm. Perfect for reviewing the Russian Revolution. Covers the full course, and has a list of different revision activities at the bottom, that students could use the resource to complete.

Resource designed to support the study of AQA GCSE History Tsardom to Communism. Students summarise and imagine the Tsar’s response to each of the topics. This can be used as a summative task or a revision task.

Set of two lessons, with attached worksheets and homework task which considers Jamestown, New Plymouth, responses to Native Americans and the American Revolution. Led by factors, as needed by the thematic study. Focus on similarity and difference.

A sequence of two lessons and an accompanying worksheet covering the Five Year Plans and Collectivisation. Focuses on causes, events, impacts. Designed to accompany the teaching of Stalinist Russia, as part of AQA GCSE History Tsardom-Communism unit. Heavy focus on key words and historical interpretation. Lots of scaffolding put in place to breakdown tasks