This pinned post is a handy guide to the resources in this section. Each resource is hyper-linked from here:
Resources in time order:
- A History of York in Maps
- York in 14 life stories – online teaching resource
- Using the Bedale Horde in class
- What sort of England did William Conquer?
- What can the Domesday Book reveal about the Norman Conquest?
- When did William conquer England?
- Norman York Minster
- YHF Resources: Thomas Becket session
- Students reading Marc Morris on Eleanor of Castile
- York resources: Roman Africans and a York apprentice at the time of the Black Death
- Why is Europe so many different countries?
- Using the Paston letters in class
- Investigating the culture of a period
- Time traveller guides
- Hidden in Plain Sight – resources for teaching the history of people with disability
- Teaching a history of mental health to improve thematic understanding in a packed curriculum
- Turning the world upside down: teaching the 17th century so that all voices are heard
- Teaching a more representative and coherent British 17th Century
- English Civil War resources
- Black abolitionists in York!
- Y6 to Y7 transition history – tour of Leeds
- Resources for York zeppelin raid May 1916
- WW1 military hospitals in York
- WW1 at Home
- World War One in the local area free resources
- ‘Women in War’ HA session 2019 resources
- Quality resources about schools and WW1
- Madeleine Blaess’ diary: York woman in Nazi occupied Paris
- Meanwhile she … Aletta Jacobs
- Meanwhile, nearby… David Oluwale
- Bristol Bus Boycott home learning resource
- Teaching JFK via sources and scholarship
- Resources for Schools from Oxford University
Planning and ideas and displays:
- Alex Ford’s PPT
- Borthwick Institute School Resource Packs
- Bumping into sources!
- Diversity resources for busy teachers
- Enjoying local history!
- ‘Doing History’ – display and ex book versions
- History of Women in 6 objects
- History Pedagogy as 5 features
- meanwhile, elsewhere…
- Narratives to build chronological understanding and fill in the gaps
- Picturing the Past
- Supporting lower attainers
- Teaching bigger history – great free resources!
- Talking enquiries and sharing resources
- Talking History with SLT
- Teaching History – a bibliographical guide
- The Old Lady in the Post Office – how to teach writing a strong line of argument to any key stage
- The Process of History display
- ‘What is History?’ for Year 6
KS3/GCSE and A Level topic resources
- GCSE Public Health using York Archives
- Slot-ins, Most…Some…, beginning teacher subject knowledge
- AQA GCSE revision materials
- Investigating the culture of a period
- Pathfinder teacher trainees help for A Level History students
- Y11 AQA History revision help!
- YorkClio sharing KS3 resources
- Podcasts for A Level students
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