Made during the 2020 lockdown for remote learning it is a pretty comprehensive resource (if I may say so) that covers the whole topic and includes:
 
See the promotional video here: 
 
18 tailor-made teacher videos
18 factsheets on the 18 key topics*
18 literacy/essay writing challenges** (1 per key topic)
5 Google Quizzes (and printable versions)
1 Stretch and Challenge Project
 
A website here: www.wolseyacademy.com/russianrev that houses all the resources and links.
 
It took a very long time to produce and I am very happy to now be able to share it for free. I would suggest setting it as an ongoing revision or homework task, the teacher videos mean that it can be used for self-study also.
 
The target audience was mostly for international school settings so I have tried to use accessible language where possible and each topic comes with a set of keywords to develop vocab skills.
 
*If you spot any mistakes please contact me via the website above and if you think it has come in useful I would love to see your reviews on the TES (makes me feel a bit better!)*
 
Hope it helps!
 
As a man with a great beard once (sort of) said: Teachers of the world unite, you have nothing to lose but your chains.
 
*The essay writing questions are loosely based on Edexcel IGCSE style questions but the approach taken is quite generic so will suit all exam boards/national systems.
 
The topics are:
Russia and its discontents
The 1905 Revolution
The Russian Dumas
Russia and the First World War
Rasputin
The February Revolution 1917
The Provisional Government
The Bolsheviks
The Bolsheviks Come to Power
The Bolsheviks & The Constituent Assembly
The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
The Russian Civil War 1918 - 1921
Why did the Reds win the Civil War?
War Communism
Impact of War Communism
Kronstadt Naval Mutiny 1921
New Economic Policy (NEP)
Lenin’s Legacy