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A lesson looking at how Henry VII consolidated his throne including back dating his reign, his coronation, his marriage to Elizabeth of York, his first parliament and his use of Propaganda as part of the AQA Tudors A level. Includes a recap starter, teacher exposition and practice exam question.

A lesson looking at Henry VIII’S Domestic Policy 1509-1529 following the AQA Tudors specification. The lesson looks at legal reform, tax reform, the amicable grant, JPs, Parliament, action against profiteering,the Church and the eltham ordinances. Lesson includes a recap starter and teacher exposition and a success and failure task.

Questions and answers for episode 2, 3 and 4 of David Starkey’s mind of a tyrant (these episodes focus on Henry VIII when he is King)

A lesson looking at Tudor entertainment including animals in entertainment such as hunting, the globe theatre,sports, music, banqueting and dancing. Lesson includes informaton, a video, a labeling activity, a colour code and a true or false plenary.

A lesson looking at the legend of King Arthur and whether it is a complete myth or based on some historical truth. Lesson includes the story of King Arthur, Videos of different interpretations of Arthur, Historical information and a word search. This was done for History Club so is mainly discussion and activity based rather note making.

A lesson looking at Elizabeth I’s early economic and social development )1558-63) as part of the AQA Tudors A-Level. Lesson includes a recap quiz, extract analysis, teacher exposition and note making, debate task and a crossword plenary.

A lesson looking at Religion in Elizabethan England by 1563 as part of the AQA Tudors A-Level. Looks at how Protestant England had become inlcuding Jewel’s Apology and the 39 Articles Lesson includes a recap quiz, teacher exposition and note making and a practice extract question including a model answer.

A lesson looking at whether or not there was a Mid-Tudor crisis as part of the AQA Tudors A-Level. The PowerPoint has a debate question and there are three tables for students to fill in on Edward, Mary and Elizabeth assessing the success of their reigns. There is also a teacher copy of the tables filled in for feedback.

A lesson looking at Elizabeth I’s Parliaments as part of the AQA Tudors A-Level. The lesson looks at historiography and debates whether there was conflict or cooperation using examples such as religion, the issue of marriage, parliamentary privilege and taxation. Lesson includes a recap quiz, video, teacher exposition and note making, a debate question and a practice exam question. (I have uploaded a full version and a version in two halves as students could not open the full version on google classroom as the file was too large).

A lesson looking at magic bullets as part of the Edexcel Medicine Through Time GCSE. Lesson focuses on Ehrlich and Salvarsan 606 and Domagk and Prontosil aswell as sulphonamides. Lesson includes a recap quiz, teacher exposition and note taking, videos and colour coding activity.

A lesson looking at opposition to the Nazis including opposition in the army, the church, from young people and assassination attempts against Hitler as part of the Edexcel Weimar and Nazi Germany GCSE. Includes recap starter, teacher exposition, colour coding activities, video and exam practice.

AQA Tudors A-Level lesson looking at Mary I’s religious changes and her treatment of heretics. Includes recap quiz, teacher exposition and a video.

A- Level lesson looking at how Mary I came to the throne including teacher exposition, a video and textbook work.

A lesson looking at how Anglo-Saxon Britain was organised including a recap starter, teacher exposition and questions and a plenary quiz.

A lesson looking at Alfred of Wessex and his defeat of the Vikings including a worksheet, storyboard and video

Lesson looking at the importance of iron during the Industrial Revolution and a step by step of how it was made and a worksheet looking at the Darby family.

A lesson looking at the invention and importance of trains during the Industrial revolution including key events such as the opening of the Stockton-Darlington and Liverpool-Manchester railways and key individuals such as Richard Trevithick and George Stephenson. Includes a recap starter, teacher exposition and questions and videos.

A lesson looking at the improvement and importance of roads during the Industrial Revolution looking at key individuals such as Thomas Telford, John McAdam, Dick Turpin and turnpikes. Includes a recap starter, teacher exposition and questions and videos.

A lesson looking at Hippocrates and his ideas of observation, the four humours and the hippocratic oath. Includes a recap starter, teacher exposition, vidoes and a plenary quiz.

A lesson from the medieval medicine topic from the Edexcel Medicine through time GCSE looking at the cause, diagnosis and cure including a recap starter, teacher exposition, a worksheet, a video, a colour coding activity and a practice exam question.