JFK Assassination - A Day That Shook the World Lesson Objective: to be able to explain about the JFK Assassination and why it is regarded as a ‘Day that shook the World’ Includes video links and what is SIGNIFICANCE in History criteria Diamond Nine Sorting Activity 20th Century History Events Activity

The Book Thief Word Search

Joseph Stalin Handout with student questions and KWL activities

The Battle of the Nek - Gallipoli Handout

Burke and Hare Activity Pack Handout Overview with KWL activities (26 pages) Burke and Hare Comic Strip Burke and Hare Message Puzzle Burke and Hare Word Search

The Battle of the Somme Word Search

The British Empire Word Search

Dulce et Decorum est John McCrae Rupert Brooke Siegfried Sassoon Wilfred Owen

The Beveridge Report Handout with KWL activities

The November Criminals Handout

The Man Who Saved The World - Cuban Missile Crisis Engaging and informative: to support Cold War Studies or issues of Nuclear Weapons in Religious Studies. Vasili Alexandrovich Arkhipov (30 January 1926 – 19 August 1998) was a Soviet Navy officer. During the Cuban Missile Crisis, he prevented the launch of a nuclear torpedo and thereby prevented a nuclear war. Thomas Blanton (then director of the National Security Archive) said in 2002 that "a guy called Vasili Arkhipov saved the world".

The Burke and Hare Murders Word Search

Greek Gods and Heroes Word Search

Battle of Agincourt Comic Strip and Storyboard

Lincoln-Douglas debates Handout

Battle of the Nek - Gallipoli 1915 World War One The battle is depicted in the climax of Peter Weir's 1981 movie, Gallipoli.

Barack Obama Handout - 22 pages

Resources to support these objectives: To know who were the Tudors and what was expected of a Monarch. To understand the importance of a single event in the past such as the Battle of Bosworth. To understand what is meant by the Tudor monarchy. To know who Henry VII was and how he restored order in England after the Wars of the Roses. To understand the concept of change.

Causes, events and consequences of the November 1923 Munich Putsch. Thanks to the authors of some materials I have incorporated here.

Objectives: To learn about the Tudor Succession after the death of Mary I in 1558. To understand the Elizabethan Settlement.