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14 August 2026

pdf, 5.15 MB
pdf, 5.15 MB

A complete, self-contained KS3 History cover lesson exploring what Britain was like before the Industrial Revolution.

Designed to provide a full 60 minutes of meaningful independent work, this illustrated resource is ideal for planned cover, emergency cover, homework or non-specialist teaching. Everything pupils need is included within the two-page printable PDF—no PowerPoint or additional resources are required.

Pupils will:

• Explore what life and work were like in Britain around 1750
• Understand the domestic system and cottage industries
• Compare rural Britain in 1750 with industrial Britain by 1900
• Develop chronological understanding
• Complete accessible reading and comprehension tasks
• Analyse historical evidence
• Explain important changes using precise supporting evidence
• Complete an extended enquiry response and exit ticket

The lesson includes:

• A five-minute Do Now
• Illustrated historical content
• Key vocabulary
• Reading and text-coding activities
• Scaffolded comprehension questions
• Source analysis
• An extended historical writing task
• Plentiful writing space
• A structured exit ticket

This resource supports the KS3 National Curriculum unit “Ideas, political power, industry and empire: Britain, 1745–1901” and provides an accessible introduction to Britain becoming the world’s first industrial nation.

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