Non-Period Activities
These are all the remaining, non-period activities – and, at present, the list isn’t long enough to need sub-dividing. But that may happen, sometime in the future.
Activities
Turn you pupils into a timeline and accelerate their understanding of vital chronological terms |
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Create a timeline showing why interpretations change |
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Simple techniques for developing a key aspect of chronological understanding |
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Help your A level students remember who was who |
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Ever confused Mary Tudor and Mary, Queen of Scots? A simple way of disentangling the Marys and many other confusing people. |
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Get your next A level topic off to a demanding start by turning your class into the royal council, the cabinet or the Politburo. |
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A motivating and fun way to start a topic - all the way from KS2 to A level |
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Demonstrate how we use clues to reconstruct the past. A shattering experience for all! |
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A gloriously simple idea for use from KS2 to A level, as a lesson starter or to conclude a whole Key Stage |
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This PowerPoint sequence can be used before a new enquiry to remind students of the process.(Added Aug 09) |
