Britain Under Threat Lesson 3 - The Home Front

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Britain Under Threat Lesson 3 - The Home Front

Read your presentation feedback Planners and a pen on your desk Starter 10 minutes Read your presentation feedback What did you do well? What do you need to improve on? Stick your feedback sheet and self evaluation into your books

Stick this progress tracker in your book The Home Front Stick this progress tracker in your book To make progress this lesson we are learning to: Investigate what life was like on the Home Front during World War II

The Home Front PUT THAT LIGHT OUT 10 minutes http://youtu.be/LSD6GG1tkZ4

Read your exert about the Home Front 20 minutes Read your exert about the Home Front Highlight any key pieces of information What does your piece tell you about life on the Home Front?

The Home Front 5 minutes

Remember to think carefully about your punctuation and spelling The Home Front 10 minutes Home Front Summary Write a short paragraph explaining what life was like on the Home Front for the individual you have read about Remember to think carefully about your punctuation and spelling

Investigate the Home Front Research Task 20 minutes Investigate the Home Front Find out about: Life for women Rationing Evacuation The Home Guard Write a couple of sentences about each of the different areas in your books

Everyone must contribute Plenary 5 minutes Share learning Share with the class one interesting fact you found out whilst carrying out research Everyone must contribute

Reflect on the objectives: Investigate what life was like on the Home Front during World War II How much progress have you made this lesson?