'World war 1' diaporamas de présentation

WORLD WAR 1

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Inter-class History Project Presentation Contest: People in History ???????????? : ????

How to use English to conduct learning and teaching activities in junior secondary History classes (New). Inter-class History Project Presentation Contest: People in History ???????????? : ????. Pooi To Middle School ??????. Mr. John Patrick Hone Mr. Tai Tze Lok, Osbert PTMS students.

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Warm-up: In spiral, interpret the message of this poster. Who is depicted, what are they doing?

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How were civilians affected by World War 1?

How were civilians affected by World War 1?. Aim: To revise key details about the British Home Front during the First World War. A revision presentation from http://www.mrallsophistory.com/. Key points Before the war, the most common employment for a woman was as a

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USA

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THE FIRST AMERICANS

THE FIRST AMERICANS. EDRED WAVII KIDD MCQUILLAR. THE FIRST AMERICANS. Native Americans.

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Check your Knowledge on American History

Check your Knowledge on American History. An Interactive Game By : Merav Turgeman. Begin Game. Try Again. Go back to the question. 1. Who was the first president of the United States ?. a. Thomas Jefferson. b. Abraham Lincoln. c. George Washington.

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American History Project

American History Project. jORDAN GRANT(SkIlLZ). The first people to occupy the area of the united states were, Native Americans. They arrived by crossing the Bering Straight. The First Americans. SkilLz. To find a sea route to the spices of Asia. European Exporation. SkiLlz.

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World War I 1914-2014

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By Ivan Velez 8B-1

American History. By Ivan Velez 8B-1. The First Americans. The fist Americans were known by evidents that the fist Americans were from Southeast Asia and the southern Pacific area. They came across the Bering Sea. European Exploration.

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Our kiwi

Our kiwi. The Kiwi is our national bird. We also call ourselves kiwis. Why is the kiwi our national bird?. How did we get called kiwis?. After world war 1 the kiwi became our bird. Because in world war one people had kiwi badges on their uniforms. Some Facts About Kiwis.

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Analyzing and Examining propaganda Posters

Analyzing and Examining propaganda Posters. World war 1. Lesson Objective. You will be shown a series of propaganda posters, dealing with a variety of subjects from World War 1 You will use your worksheet in front of you and answer the questions for each of the propaganda posters

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Military Leaders

Military Leaders. By: Nate. Table of contents. Introduction------------------------------------pg.1 Winston Churchill----------------------------pg.2 Franklin D. Roosevelt------------------------pg.3 Benito Mussolini------------------------------pg.4

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The United Nations and the Legacy of World War II

The United Nations and the Legacy of World War II. By: Jimmy Lai US History II Due May 3. Background. The UN was formed after World War II. The failing organization the UN replace was the League of Nations. The UN was formed to keep peace after World War II.

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Benchmark 2 review packet answers

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1919

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By Bradley Reid

Lawrence T.E. By Bradley Reid. Birth. Tremadoc, Wales is where Thomas Edward Lawrence was born on the 16 th august, 1888. What he done.

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poppies

poppies. ? wwi. Poppies are red like the blood of the soldiers how went to war. Some poppies are different to the poppies you see.

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World War 2 leaders

World War 2 leaders. By Hayden Marshall. Adolf Hitler.

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