IGCSE topics for next year: Click HERE
The Industrial Revolution
LESSON 1: Victorian Britain mind-map task: Who were the Victorians
LESSON 1: Extension Task – CLICK HERE
LESSON 2: What types of changes did St. Paul’s see in 1714-1901? Emigration Population and Transport
LESSON 2: Extension Task – CLICK HERE
LESSON 3: Change in c.1700-1900 Conclusions Card Sort (Open in Keynote) – Changes Cards
LESSON 4: Link to Active History Victorian Entrepreneur Game – CLICK HERE
LESSON 4: Extension Task – CLICK HERE
LESSON 5: Sources – CLICK HERE
MOVING ON: Multiple-choice activity on children’s working conditions in the Industrial Revolution – CLICK HERE
LESSON 5: Extension Task – CLICK HERE
LESSON 6: Sources – CLICK HERE
LESSON 7: Interviewee Information – CLICK HERE
Quiz on Living Conditions in Victorian cities – CLICK HERE
Protest, 1815-1918
LESSON 1: The Condition of England in c.1815 – Tasksheet – 1 Condition of England
Hogarth Painting download: Hogarth Painting
LESSONS 2 and 3: Reform and almost revolution, 1815-1832 – Information sheet – 2 Britain in 1812-1832
Revolutionary role-play –3 Revolutionary Role Play
Extension: Further Reading Task Peterloo
LESSON 4: The Great Reform Act
Hogarth Painting 2 (Election Entertainment): Hogarth Painting 2
Hogarth Painting 3 (The Polling): Hogarth Painting 3
LESSON 5: Separate Spheres?
Information sheet on the position of women in c.1890: 5 Separate Spheres.docx
Extension task on the changing role of women: 5 Extension Task Timeline
LESSON 6: The Suffragettes
Case studies to accompany the film: 6 Suffragette Case Studies
Extension: Timeline HERE of key events in Bristol’s campaign for votes for women
LESSON 7: Women and World War I
Women’s war work, 1914-1918: Women in World War I
Sources Exercise: 7 Source Exercise
World War I
LESSON 1: The Situation in 1914 Task: Country Profiles in 1914
LESSON 1: Extension Task – CLICK HERE
LESSON 2: Starter Source: Click HERE
LESSON 2: The Alliance System Task: 2 The Alliance System
LESSON 2: Extension Task – CLICK HERE
LESSON 3: Who or what caused World War I: 3 Who or what caused WWI
LESSON 3: Investigation into Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s death: 3 Franz Ferdinand sources
LESSON 4: The failure of the Schlieffen plan: Schlieffen Plan
LESSON 4: Extension Task – CLICK HERE
LESSON 5: Fortunes of the British in World War I: World War I Battles
LESSON 6: The biography of Douglas Haig: Click HERE
LESSON 7: Introduction to the Battle of the Somme: Introduction to the Somme
iWonder Guide to the First Day of the Somme: CLICK HERE
Hour-by-hour account of the Somme: The Somme Hour by Hour
LESSON 8: Private Peaceful Part 1: Private Peaceful Part 1
Private Peaceful Part 2: Private Peaceful Part 2
LESSON 8: Life in the Trenches slideshow: Life in the Trenches Slideshow
LESSON 8: Extension Task: All Quiet on the Western Front
LESSON 9: The ‘Forgotten Armies’ of World War I:
Ganga Singh, First Battle of Ypres (1914): Ganga Singh
Algerian Troops, Second Battle of Ypres (1915): Algerians
Mountain Horse, Cambrai (1917): Mike Mountain Horse
Chinese Labourers (1916-1920): Chinese Labourers
Extension: the Bristol Experience of World War I: Bristol Experience World War I
LESSON 10: Aerial Photographs: RAF Photos
LESSON 10: Origins of the RAF: RAF100_History_1_Origins
LESSON 10: Exit Ticket
LESSON 11: Why World War I ended: Introduction
LESSON 11: Explanatory Video:
LESSON 11: Why World War I ended main task: Why did World War I end main task
World War II
LESSON 1: Causes of WWII: Causes of WWII
LESSON 1: Exit ticket
LESSON 2: Overview of WWII: Overview of WWII
LESSON 3: The early years of World War II: 14 Early World War II
LESSON 4: The Battle of Britain
LESSON 4: Challenge Activity: Battle of Britain Challenge
LESSON 5: The Battle of Stalingrad: Stalingrad
LESSON 6: The D-Day Landings: D-Day
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