| "My Book on why the English Civil War started". A four page resource that leads pupils through analysis of the causes of the Civil War. | ||
| submitted by Mr Lind | ||
| One page worksheet offering categorisation exercise covering the long term causes of war - covering money, religion and parliament. | ||
| submitted by Miss Boughey | ||
| Designed for SENpupils, this worksheet provides key terms and background to the Civil War, including basic assessment tasks. | ||
| submitted by Mr Osborne | ||
| Designed for SENpupils - 'newspaper' based information that explains the background and differences between King and Parliament. | ||
| submitted by Mr Osborne | ||
| Designed for SEN pupils, a worksheet that explains the events leading to the outbreak - the differences between King and Parliament that sparked the war. Tasks included. | ||
| submitted by Mr Osborne | ||
| Designed for SEN pupils - Why did the Civil War break out in 1642? Focuses on the religious differences leading to the outbreak. | ||
| submitted by Mr Osborne | ||
| Designed for SENpupils - worksheet helping pupils identify the two sides in the Civil war. Gap filling plus cut and paste activities. | ||
| submitted by Mr Osborne | ||
| Comprehensive two page worksheet containing information and tasks introducing pupils to the Civil War. Extended written task completes the worksheet. | ||
| submitted by Mrs Tasker | ||
| A two page worksheet providing information and tasks relating to the beginning of the Civil War. More suited to lower ability pupils. | ||
| submitted by Miss Boughey | ||
| Two page resource that covers Muskets and Musketeers, Cavalry, the Cannon and Pikemen, together with appropriate tasks. | ||
| submitted by Mr Uddin | ||
| Living during the Civil War. Differing image of soldiers, together with additional sources and source analysis questions. | ||
| submitted by Mr Baker | ||
| Sources and tasks relating to the famous 'world upside down' cartoon. Contains information about the different groups vying for control. | ||
| submitted by Mr Baker | ||
| A two page worksheet providing information about the key people and key events of the Civil War. A useful summary | ||
| submitted by Miss Boughey | ||
| A wordsearch puzzle testing knowledge of the English Civil War. Answers are provided on the sheet helping lower ability pupils. | ||
| submitted by Miss Boughey | ||
| History and Literacy activity - pupils are asked to create a newsflash about the Battle of Edgehill. Clear guidance provided. | ||
| submitted by Miss Boughey | ||
| Designed for SENpupils - worksheet based on a 'Parliamentary newspaper' report about Marston Moor, accompanied by questions. | ||
| submitted by Mr Osborne | ||
| Fill in the gaps exercise for lower ability pupils - leads onto the creation of a poster explaining details of Charles I's execution. | ||
| Arguments for and against the execution. Pupils are required to sort them into 'for' and 'against' killing the King. | ||
| submitted by Mr Osborne | ||
| Resource examining England without a King. Information combined with differentiated tasks to complete. | ||
| submitted by Mr Baker | ||
| Designed for SENpupils, worksheet that explains about the changes Cromwell made in England adopting Puritan values. Tasks and images included. | ||
| submitted by Mr Osborne | ||
| Worksheet clearly proposing the options for government after the execution of Charles. Explains about Royalists, Republicans, Levellers and Diggers. Straightforward material! | ||
| submitted by Miss Lavelle | ||
| Designed for SENpupils, a worksheet examining England under Cromwell with Levellers and Diggers. Accompanied by gap filling and comprehension questions. | ||
| submitted by Mr Osborne | ||
| Role-play exercise where pupils use information about life in Puritan England to decide how offenders should be punished. | ||
| submitted by Mr Baker | ||
| Now updated! Worksheet to use in the trial exercise - can be done as a written activity or more active role-play. | ||
| submitted by Mr Baker | ||
| What happened in Ireland when Oliver Cromwell sent the New Model Army? Just what kind of a man was Oliver Cromwell? Information and tasks suitable for the QCA Oliver Cromwell section. | ||
| submitted by Mr Middleton | ||
| A detailed worksheet explaining about the different interpretations of Oliver Cromwell and his action during his rule. Assessment activities provided. Suitable for the QCA Oliver Cromwell section. | ||
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