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Make use of a fun and engaging christmas quiz that will send your students into the holidays with tonnes of history facts to amaze their families! Includes the following: Historical figures Famous figures that were born around christmas such as Isaac Newton and Mao Zedong. Key events Important Historical events that happened on or around christmas day such as the sinking of the Santa Maria and the Apollo 8 moon mission. Christmas traditions Explore the historical context of unique christmas traditions from around the world such as the Yule goat (Sweden) and roller skating (Venezuala) Dingbats A final round of hand made history related dingbats such as WW1 and the Civil Rights Movement. If you can, please spread the christmas cheer by leaving a small review below!

A comprehensive and student friendly revision guide for the AQA GCSE unit - Health and the people. Used by my own classes to regularly achieve grades of 7+ Includes: A breakdown of the 6 key factors: Government, warfare, science and technology, chance and communication, religion and key individuals. Reciprocal readers for each of the 3 sections: Knowledge and treatment, surgery and anatomy and Public Health Key terminology: Fill in the missing words to complete the definitions. Multiple class-used worksheets on: Islamic medicine, key individuals, problems with medieval surgery, Black Death and Great Plague, Liberal reforms… Print out and give to your students to improve their ability to study from home! Health and the people lessons: Hippocrates -/teaching-resource/resource-13154813 Galen - /teaching-resource/resource-13154815 Jenner - /teaching-resource/resource-13154856 Liberal reforms - /teaching-resource/resource-13154883

Discover an engaging Year 7 lesson on the causes and events of the Black Death. The lesson revolves around the enquiry question ‘why did the plague spread so quickly in Medieval Europe?’ The lesson comes in PowerPoint format and the worksheets are in PDF format, feel free to adapt the lesson to suit your needs best! Lesson 1: Events of the Black Death - FREE! /teaching-resource/resource-13172969 Lesson 2: Experience of the Black Death /teaching-resource/resource-13173698 Lesson 3: Impacts of the Black Death /teaching-resource/resource-13173714

Make use of a lesson-tested KS3 worksheet assessing students understanding of Food webs. This worksheet could also be reused as a homework tasks to check students understanding of food webs.

Discover an engaging KS3 introduction lesson to a rivers unit. The lesson maps out the world’s rivers and identifies the primary features that will be explored later in the unit. The lesson provides students with formative knowledge on three enquiry questions crucial to accessing any rivers unit: What is a river? What are the key features of a river? How do humans use rivers? Worksheets in the package: Wordsearch starter Map of the worlds rivers Map of human activities on rivers The lesson is provided in Powerpoint format and all worksheets are in PDF format. Feel free to adapt resources for best use. Lesson 1 - What are rivers? /teaching-resource/resource-13172904 Lesson 2 - Hydrological cycle /teaching-resource/resource-13172908 Lesson 3 - Drainage basins /teaching-resource/resource-13172914 Lesson 4 - River Tees - FREE! /teaching-resource/resource-13172923 Lesson 6 - waterfalls /teaching-resource/resource-13172926 Lesson 7 - Causes of Flooding /teaching-resource/resource-13172928 Lesson 8 - Flood Management /teaching-resource/resource-13172937 FREE RESOURCES Deforestation /teaching-resource/resource-13187730 Amazon /teaching-resource/resource-13187731 Food web /teaching-resource/resource-13187732 Food web /teaching-resource/resource-13187734 Hydrological cycle /teaching-resource/-13187735

Discover an engaging KS3 lesson on the River Tees case study. This lesson begins by checking students understanding of a basic features of a river before applying them to a case study on the River Tees. The lesson revolves around the documentary "River Tees: source to mouth’ with a corresponding worksheet for students to complete during the documentary. The Lesson is provided in powerpoint format worksheet are in PDF format. Feel free to adapt the lesson to fit your best use. Lesson 1 - What are rivers? (Free lesson) /teaching-resource/resource-13185391 Lesson 2 - Hydrological cycle /teaching-resource/resource-13172908 Lesson 3 - Drainage basins /teaching-resource/resource-13172914 Lesson 4 - River Tees /teaching-resource/resource-13172923 Lesson 6 - waterfalls /teaching-resource/resource-13172926 Lesson 7 - Causes of Flooding /teaching-resource/resource-13172928 Lesson 8 - Flood Management /teaching-resource/resource-13172937

A revision sheet for students to test their knowledge of the 5 causes of deforestation: Logging, Agriculture, Mining, Infrastrure and climate change. Applicable to KS3 and KS4 geography. What you could use this as: A fun starter activity A check for understanding homework task Revision sheet

Make use of a lesson-tested KS3 worksheet on the impacts of Deforestation on the Amazon rainforest. The task will take approximately 20 minutes and can be used as an excellent check for understanding.

A lesson-tested retrieval practice starter for students to recall the 4 stages of the water system: Input, storage, flow and output. This worksheet could also be used as a homework task to check for understanding.

Make use of a lesson-tested KS3 worksheet assessing students understanding of Food webs. This worksheet could also be reused as a homework tasks to check students understanding of food webs.

A worksheet created for the AQA history unit: Conflict and Tension in Asia Also applicable to: Edexcel GCSE unit: Superpower relations and the Cold war AQA A-level history: Cold war Edexcel international A-level: The cold war and hot war in Asia

A modern interpretation of life in Anglo-Saxon England. Students have to investigate the image and then answer the questions around the edge.

Discover an engaging KS3 lesson that explores the origins of the Silk Road and revolves around an enquiry question ‘what were the Silk Roads?’ The lesson contextualises modern and historical trade routes, key locations and products sold along the silk road. There are video links to support students engagement and allow them to visualise the nature and history of the Silk Roads. There is deliberate practice focused on defining the silk road through a fill-in the -gap activity. The lesson revolves around the key enquiry question ‘What were the silk roads?’ with the lesson concluding with an exit ticket to define the silk road. The lesson comes in PowerPoint format, feel free to adapt the lesson to suit your needs best! Full 7 lesson unit available here: /teaching-resource/resource-13151870 **Free resources: ** Black Death - /teaching-resource/resource-13172969 1066 - /teaching-resource/resource-13153941 Anglo-Saxons - /teaching-resource/resource-13153951 Hastings - /teaching-resource/resource-13153940 Revision guide (AQA) - /teaching-resource/-13187303

A worksheet created for the AQA history unit: Conflict and Tension in Asia Also applicable to: Edexcel GCSE unit: Superpower relations and the Cold war AQA A-level history: Cold war Edexcel international A-level: The cold war and hot war in Asia

A worksheet created for the AQA history unit: Conflict and Tension in Asia Also applicable to: Edexcel GCSE unit: Superpower relations and the Cold war AQA A-level history: Cold war Edexcel international A-level: The cold war and hot war in Asia

A series of sources for students to analyse and understand the chronology of the Battle of Hastings.

A worksheet created for the AQA history unit: Conflict and Tension in Asia Also applicable to: Edexcel GCSE unit: Superpower relations and the Cold war AQA A-level history: Cold war Edexcel international A-level: The cold war and hot war in Asia

A worksheet created for the AQA history unit: Conflict and Tension in Asia Also applicable to: Edexcel GCSE unit: Superpower relations and the Cold war AQA A-level history: Cold war Edexcel international A-level: The cold war and hot war in Asia

A historical account of the Harrying of the North by Orderic Vitalis (12th century) with a 4 step analysis method to enable students to confidently and independently break down historical sources.

Students will explore the events of Boudicca’s rebellion against Roman rule in order. At each key event, they will decide how much of a threat Boudicca was to the Romans and show this by drawing a bar chart. Inside each bar, they will explain why the event made her more or less of a threat.