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A worksheet based on the film Forrest Gump. Made for a Y9 History class.

A card sort for the enquiry question “Why did WW2 break out in 1939?”. Suitable for students in Key Stage Three studying the Second World War. The main activity is to colour code the statements to sort the causes of World War Two into the four categories. A further activity could be carried out with getting students to number them in chronological order. Would feed nicely into a PEE paragraph answering the enquiry question.

A Guided Reading worksheet on the topic Life on a Plantation. Adapted from the Understanding Slavery Institute. Students read the reading and answer the questions. One question for each paragraph. Suitable for older Key Stage Three students.

A worksheet where students fill in the details and effects of American and Viet Cong tactics. Tactics include Ho Chi Minh Trail, Tunnel Systems, Booby Traps, Operation Rolling Thunder, Search and Destroy, Chemical Warfare.

A Guided Reading based on Life on Plantations to fit into a KS3 Transatlantic Slave Trade unit of work. Students read through the boxes of information and answer the questions 1-4. Adapted from the Understanding Slavery Initiative.

A display poster showing Hitler’s Road to Chancellor. Suitable for students studying for GCSE level History.

A knowledge organiser on the Vietnam War made for a Y9 class.

Task created as an assessment for Y8s studying the transatlantic slave trade. Focuses on the question: “The statue of Edward Colston and statues of other people attributed to the slave trade have no place being displayed in todays society.” How far do you agree with this statement? Includes: Planning worksheet Essay writing sheet with structuring hep and sentence starters Marking Rubric

Card sort focused on the MAIN causes of WW1. Made for a Y8 EAL class.

WW1 Knowledge Organiser made for a Y8 class for the unit ‘How did WW1 shape the 20th Century?’. Includes the following topics: Key Words Long and short term causes Trench design Key battles Trench injuries WW1 improvements in medicine Russian revolution and Treaty of Brest-Litovsk American entry into the war Armistice Treaty of Versailles Impact of the war on Germany Impact of the war on womens rights

Edexcel iGCSE History, Historical Investigation: Origins and Course of the First World War, 1905-1918. **Lesson 1: The Alliance System ** Worksheet, PowerPoint, Homework Enquiry Question: How did the alliance systems contribute to the outbreak of WW1? L.O: To understand the alliance systems of the early 1900s and how they contributed to the outbreak of WW1. Exam Focus: Paper 2, Section A, Question A

Edexcel iGCSE History, Depth Study, Germany: Rise of Dictatorship, 1918-1945 **Lesson 1: Germany in 1918 ** Worksheet, PowerPoint, Key Term Glossary Enquiry Question: What was the situation in Germany in 1918? L.O: To understand the situation in Germany in 1918 and its consequences Exam Focus: Paper 1, Question A

Edexcel iGCSE History, Historical Investigation: Origins and Course of the First World War, 1905-1918. **Lesson 2: International Rivalry in the Early 1900s ** Worksheet and PowerPoint Enquiry Question: Why did international rivalry increase in the early 1900s and how did this contribute to the outbreak of WW1? L.O: To understand causes of international rivalry in the early 1900s and how this contributed to the outbreak of WW1. Exam Focus: Paper 2, Section A, Question A

Edexcel iGCSE History, Depth Study, Germany: Rise of Dictatorship, 1918-1945 **Lesson 2: The Weimar Constitution ** Worksheet, PowerPoint Enquiry Question: What was the Weimar Constitution and what were its strengths and weaknesses? L.O: To understand what the Weimar Constitution was and to evaluate its strengths and weaknesses of the Weimar Constitution. Exam Focus: Paper 1, Question A