Ready-to-use digital worksheet for background research on any topic. It has blank tables with question prompts to aid successful completion.

A ready-to-use table for source analysis and evaluation. There are prompts for each criticism skill with space for individual answers, as well as hyperlinks to additional information for further help with each skill. (Microsoft Word format)

A table where students can list the causes and consequences (both long and short term) for any given historical event. Great for dealing with complex historical events. (Word Document format)

A nifty Microsoft Excel spreadsheet that allows the user to enter years and sort events by categories. The spreadsheet maps out the events by category in a tabled view that allows the user to see the relationship between the events. Simple yet powerful.

A ready-to-use digital student research journal that follows the same 9-step research process from the History Skills website. Each research stage has explanations, blank tables and hyperlinks to examples to aid with the completion of essay research. There is space for 10 unique sources, each with its own table for the collection of both direct and indirect quotes. (Microsoft Word format)

This provides full access to all current Year 7 Units in the Classroom section of the History Skills website for the 2017 calendar year (January to December).

The current units are as follows: Egypt, Greece, Rome, and China.

This provides full access to all current Year 8 Units in the Classroom section of the History Skills website for the 2017 calendar year (January to December).

The current units are as follows: Middle Ages, Feudal Japan, and Fall of the Aztecs.

This provides full access to all current Year 9 Units in the Classroom section of the History Skills website for the 2017 calendar year (January to December).

The current units are as follows: Birth of Modernity, Industrial Revolution, Australian History, and World War One.

This provides full access to all current Year 10 Units in the Classroom section of the History Skills website for the 2017 calendar year (January to December).

The current units are as follows: Inter-War Years, World War Two, Rights and Freedoms, and Popular Culture.

This provides full access to all current Ancient History Units in the Classroom section of the History Skills website for the 2017 calendar year (January to December).

The current units are as follows: Archaeology, Egypt, Greece, Alexander the Great, Rise of Rome, Fall of the Republic, Early Middle Ages, and the Crusades.