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Suitable for GCSE:

• AQA: Paper 2
• Edexcel: Paper 2
• OCR B
• Eduqas (WJEC): Component 1: British Study in Depth

1. Interactive Hotspot Map
   Interactive map based on Robert Adams’ 16th century map of the Armada’s route.

Six hotspot areas, each containing:

• An image from the Armada Tapestries;
• A short explanation of this stage of the Armada;
• A link to the story of the Armada Tapestries;

Can be extended into creative tasks such as:

• Designing a modern tapestry panel;
• Comparing artistic and written accounts;
• Mapping the route using modern maps;

1. Worksheet Pack
   Robert Adams’ map divided into seven smaller, high-quality sections for classroom use. Perfect for group analysis, gallery walk activities, or map reconstruction tasks. Each section can be used to focus on a different part of the route.

Two activities based on the map;

Printable worksheet format (ideal for independent or group work) and interactive format (ideal for whole class or review).

Using clues on the map:

• Label the route;
• Sequencing the journey of the Spanish Armada;

answer sheets provided for both activities

1. Extension/Consolidation Jigsaw Puzzle
   Perfect for developing geographical awareness, analytical and interpretation skills.