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4 November 2026

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Six standalone one-hour KS3 History cover lessons (1066 to the Suffragettes) that a non-specialist can run with no laptop or projector. Each one has a reading, a primary source with content/origin/purpose steps, 8 retrieval questions, a “how far do you agree� paragraph with a writing frame, an early-finisher task and a full answer key.

Lessons: 1066 and the Battle of Hastings; Magna Carta, 1215; the Black Death and the Peasants’ Revolt; the Gunpowder Plot; child labour in the Industrial Revolution; Suffragists and Suffragettes.

It also includes a blank template, a step-by-step method and question/frame banks so you can build more cover lessons for your own scheme of work.

This resource was created with AI assistance. Please skim each lesson before use and adapt it to your classes.

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