KS3 History · Year 7 · six A4 sheets
Year 7 History
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The Year 7 half-terms: Britain before the Normans, 1066 and the Conquest, medieval lives, Christendom and the wider medieval world, the Black Death and the Peasants’ Revolt, and three centuries of crown and crisis.
£3.99The whole collection: Year 7, Year 8 and Year 9, 3 PDFs and 18 A4 pages
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One A4 sheet per unit, in the order the units are taught. Each sheet carries the same five sections, so a pupil who has used one has used them all: the vocabulary they must be able to define, what they must know and what they must be able to do (kept apart), the single diagram worth remembering, and the misconceptions that cost marks.
Designed to be photocopied. Nothing on the page depends on being in colour, the body text is set for reading at desk distance rather than on a screen, and the vocabulary is laid out as a two-column table so a pupil can cover the meanings with a ruler and self-quiz.
Built against the national curriculum in England: history programmes of study, key stage 3.
- Written to
- Empower Educators Year 7 History scheme of work
- Intended for
- history teachers and heads of department. Printed one per pupil
- Extent
- 6 pages · 6 sections
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