Workbook with the key content from Section A. Includes a variety of activities for you to complete to support your revision.

Workbook with the key content from Section B. Includes a variety of activities for you to complete to support your revision.

Workbook with the key content from Section C. Includes a variety of activities for you to complete to support your revision.

A game for 2 players. Take it in turns to explain a keyword from the board.

If you answer correctly, colour in the hexagon with your colour. The winner is the first to make a path across the board.

Select the 11 people you think have made the most significant contribution to this topic.

Write their name on their shirt, colour code it to the correct issue, write their most significant date on the back of their shirt, and a keyword to remind you why they are important. Then explain what they did that makes them so significant.

Highlight the correct answer or answers to the questions. In the boxes below explain your answer.

6 pix and mix sheets with a variety of activities which cover the major topics of the Early Elizabethan England course.

Discuss these battles and decide which point you would side with in your judgement and why. Don’t forget to give events, key words and dates to support your argument!

Circle the odd one out and then explain your answer.

Two Player: Take it in turns to answer a question of your choice. Colour in the matching area if you are correct. The winner is the first person to get from the English Channel to Scotland.

Two Player: Take it in turns to answer a question of your choice. Colour in the matching area if you are correct. The winner is the first person to get from the English Channel to Scotland.

Two Player: Take it in turns to answer a question of your choice. Colour in the matching area if you are correct. The winner is the first person to get from the English Channel to Scotland.

Two Player: Take it in turns to answer a question of your choice. Colour in the matching area if you are correct. The winner is the first person to get from the English Channel to Scotland.

Identify five facts about each of the topics on the sheet. This will help to support you in identifiying areas to focus on your revision.

Make sure you know what all these words mean. If there are any you don’t recognise, write a brief definition on the sheet.

Colour in a corner of each square to show which issue it connects to. Remember that some will apply to two or more categories.

Match the key words to the correct revolt or plot against Elizabeth.

Individuals played important roles in the developing story of Elizabeth.

Who are our key people? 63 points available!

For the topics listed, add SFD and additional key words to the column.