Unveiling the Realities of Trench Warfare in World War I
Trench Warfare in WWI
Year 9 History
Myth
Reality
The Trench System
•
Front line
•
Communication
trench
•
Support trenches
•
No Mans Land
•
Barbed wire
Trench Warfare
•
Offensive attacks
into No Mans Land
•
Shell fire
•
Going over the top
•
Retreat
•
The enemy goes
forth
Suggested Tasks
•
Draw a picture of a trench see p. 24 of
textbook.
•
Write a description how trench warfare
worked.
•
Draw a picture of a soldier and what he
would have had to take into battle.
Resources:
Textbook p.22-31
Trench warfare packs
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Delve into the world of trench warfare during World War I with a detailed exploration of the myths versus realities, the intricacies of the trench system, and the harrowing experiences of soldiers on the front lines. Engage students with suggested tasks to illustrate and comprehend the challenges faced by soldiers and the grim nature of warfare during this period.
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Trench Warfare in WWI Year 9 History
The Trench System Front line Communication trench Support trenches No Mans Land Barbed wire
Trench Warfare Offensive attacks into No Mans Land Shell fire Going over the top Retreat The enemy goes forth
Suggested Tasks Draw a picture of a trench see p. 24 of textbook. Write a description how trench warfare worked. Draw a picture of a soldier and what he would have had to take into battle. Resources: Textbook p.22-31 Trench warfare packs
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