World War 1 By Amy and Maria. CONTENTS Start of world war 1-pg1 School during ww1-2 Aces -3-5 Survivors-6 School during the war -4 Aces children in ww1.

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World War 1 By Amy and Maria

CONTENTS Start of world war 1-pg1 School during ww1-2 Aces -3-5 Survivors-6 School during the war -4 Aces children in ww1 Hyperlinks Did you know? Protesting Medals Trenches Picture page Ww1 art Paul Nash The feather Sayings Stubby Quiz Time

The start of the war World war 1 started on 28 th June 1914, and lasted till 11th countries were involved by the end of world war 1. 9million soldiers had been killed during world war 1,dogs were used to carry messages.pigeons were also used during the war. 500,000 pigeons were regularly dropped.they built trenches to hide in each year children would be excited not for presents but for there dads to come home that’s what they thought.

School during World War 1 Boys and girls were separated in school and no electronic white boards,they have black boards and the had single desks.Children sit in a row facing the teacher. They would keep books inside there desks. We have an organizer. Education wasn’t better during war usually children were sent to a boarding school so there parents could work.

ACES German ace: The red baron or Manfred von richthofenn 80 victories British ace: Edward mannock 61 victories Top French ace: René fonck 75 victories Did you know? That a soldier /private on the ground shot the red baron.

Survivors 50,000 farmers during ww1 survived.those killed were mostly the ones that joined when the war started

Aces World war 1 aces were down at least five enemy planes in combat in French press were the first to use the term when they nicknamed Dennis fighter polite. Adelphi pogoed after he was responsible of bringing down air crafts.

Children in World War 1 In World War 1 children stayed and died or ran away. In World War 1 children were not evacuated most soldiers were great great granddads. People said World War 1 was the last generation. Children looked forward to Christmas not for presents but for there dads to come home. Girls in world war 1 played with paper dolls, read a book played or listened to music. Boys would play war or read

Did you know? Did you know? That children looked forward for Christmas not for presents but for there dads to come home. Did you know? Soldiers brought back money for going to war.

Protesting Women or suffragettes protested about women's rights. Children protested about free school dinners and for their fathers to come home.

Medals Three of the British campaign medals the star medal, British war medal and the victory medal,.

Trenches The trenches are full of mud and one horrible thing is it full of rats.

Picture page

WW1 Art Paul Nash

Paul Nash was born on may11th 1889 Died June 11 th 1946 Period surrealism Siblings 1 brother called john Nash Education Paul Nash went to art college

The feather People were given white feathers meaning why aren't you in the war? There risking there lives but your not that means there not going to go to war. Women usually gave the feathers to Men who were not related to them, children never gave feathers.

Sayings People said : This would be the end to wars They called it the great war

Stubby Stubby is an American dog who helped during war.

Quiz time Answer the questions and see if you’ve been listening. Click here to beginhere

Question 1:What did they call the war ? A. The great warThe great war B. The terrible warThe terrible war C.The horrific warThe horrific war

Question 2: Who was the WW1 artist? A. Roald Dahl Roald Dahl B. Michael morpurgoMichael morpurgo C. Paul Nash Paul Nash

Question 3: What did children protest for ? A. school dinnersschool dinners B. there livesthere lives C. the queenthe queen

Question: 4 Who was the German ace? A.Billy bishopBilly bishop B. blue maxblue max C. red baronred baron

Question 5: Which one of these was not a battle? A. The battle of SommeThe battle of Somme B. The battle of warThe battle of war C. The battle of VerdunThe battle of Verdun

Question 6. What did the girl say in the poster to her dad. A please do daddy.please do daddy. B. Don’t join the please don’t.Don’t join the please don’t C. Go to war please.Go to war please.

Wrong answer

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