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This lesson is designed for Year 8/9 students studying the First World War. This lesson focuses on the beginnings and importance of remembrance. The lesson covers the end of the war and how 1917 was a turning point year in the war and why the poppy is the symbol of remembrance. This lesson also includes an optional homework task for students. Fully resourced.

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Bundle of 11 lessons, plus an assessment, designed for Year 8/9 Students studying the First World War. Lessons include: 1. Why did the Great War Start? 2. How did an assassination lead to a World War? 3. Would the War be over by Christmas? 4. Why did men join the ear? 5. What were the trenches like? 6. What weapons did they have in World War One? 7. Was it right to shoot Harry Farr? 8. How did the empire help the war effort? 9. How did the war affect ordinary citizens? 10. How did Poppy Day start? 11. How did countries try to avoid more wars? 12. Assessment

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