Oxford International History: Workbook 3

A primary history course that takes an enquiry-based, active-learning approach. This Workbook offers independent, additional practice to consolidate key historical skills, knowledge and concepts from the Student Book.

Oxford International History inspires young historians to explore and understand our shared past. Through enquiry-based learning, students build key skills, knowledge and conceptual understanding, helping them grow into confident global citizens. Purposeful, independent practice aligned to the Student Book that helps students apply and deepen their learning Historical skills and vocabulary are developed through analysing sources, asking questions, creating timelines, sequencing events and justifying ideas using evidence Creative activities - such as storytelling, design tasks and problem solving - support oracy, imagination and creative thinking Language support for EAL students with levelled vocabulary, visual scaffolding and a glossary of key terms Student-friendly objectives provide clarity and agency Self-assessments at the end of each unit guide students to reflect and improve their learning Supports the Oxford International Curriculum, the English National Curriculum, and Cambridge Humanities