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1 Tuesday Warm-Up Take one of the worksheets from the front of the room
Glue it into the warm-up section in your notebook Complete the tasks and answer the questions on your own Be ready to share your answers

2 Tuesday Warm-Up-Answers

3 D-Day Chart

4 D-Day(Operation Overlord)
D-Day was the Allied planned invasion of Nazi occupied Europe and break through Hitler’s “Atlantic Wall” General Dwight D. Eisenhower- Supreme Commander of Allied Troops Erwin Rommel(Desert Fox)- German Field Marshal in Europe June 6, Allied forces invade the beaches of Normandy, France American troops invade beaches code-named “Utah” and “Omaha”, British invade “Gold” and “Sword” beaches, and Canadian troops invaded “Juno” beach. Despite obstacles to their plan of attack, the Allied troops are able to secure all 5 beaches of Normandy.

5 D-Day in Pictures

6 D-Day Activity We are going to be watching clips from the documentary Surviving D-Day As you watch the clips you will be creating a map of the invasions in your notebook Glue the blank map of the beaches of Normandy into page _______ in your notebook You will be using the materials provided to complete your map in your notebook

7 Allied Bombing of Defenses
While watching the video clip add Allied bombers to your map Allied Bombing of Defenses Start: 43:00 End: 45:00

8 German Machine Guns While watching the video clip add German Machine Guns to your map German Machine Guns

9 The First Two Minutes While watching the video clip add Allied Boats to your map The First Two Minutes

10 Allied Paratroopers While watching the video clip add Allied Paratroopers to your map Allied Paratroopers

11 Crossing the Beaches of Normandy
While watching the video clip add German defenses onto your map Crossing the Beaches of Normandy

12 The Importance of D-Day
While watching the video be able to explain why D-Day was so important to the outcome of WWII? **Be ready to share your response**

13 Homework Log into Google Classroom
Complete the assignment titled D-Day Reading and Questions Once completed, turn it in using Google Classroom

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