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Using “relationship webs” to map change and continuity over time
Overview Charting the changing relationship between nations and individuals over time is an important part of identifying key turning points as well as [...]
“Which One Doesn’t Belong?”: a starter activity to highlight connections, contrasts and comparisons
Overview Students are presented with four simple images (or statements) and challenged to give a reasoned answer to the question “Which one doesn’t [...]
Connecting Factors with ‘Paper People’ display projects
To encourage students to connect factors together in a ‘chain of causation’, consider adopting a ‘Paper People’ approach. This [...]
“Six Degrees of Bacon” as a revision strategy
The “6 Degrees of Kevin Bacon” game can be adapted for the classroom. The example given here is for the History classroom, but it could easily [...]
“Linkage Bingo” to summarise and connect key factors
This whole-class game is a great way firstly to summarise issues of cause or effect, and then (most importantly and most challengingly) to link them [...]