11 th November 1918 Picture of poppy fields. Reasoning Skills Work collaboratively Work collaboratively Explain what you think Explain what you think.

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11 th November 1918 Picture of poppy fields

Reasoning Skills Work collaboratively Work collaboratively Explain what you think Explain what you think Give reasons for your opinions or actions Give reasons for your opinions or actions Develop existing knowledge of the First World War Develop existing knowledge of the First World War Collective memory activity Collective memory activity

What did we learn from the kit bag? Picture of items found in a kit bag Picture of items found in a kit bag Which objects did you identify? Which objects did you identify? What did you learn from these objects? What did you learn from these objects?

What did we learn from the kit bag? Picture of cigarette packet – Princess Mary cigarettes. Picture of cigarette packet – Princess Mary cigarettes. What is this object? What is this object? What can we learn from it? What can we learn from it?

What did we learn from the kit bag? Picture of billy cans Picture of billy cans What are these objects? What are these objects?

What did we learn from the kit bag? Picture of bible Picture of bible Why might a soldier want this item with them? Why might a soldier want this item with them?

What did we learn from the kit bag? What is this object called and how is it used? What is this object called and how is it used? Picture of bayonet

What did we learn from the kit bag? Picture of grenade Picture of grenade What is this object? What is this object? Why would the soldier need it? Why would the soldier need it?

What did we learn from the kit bag? Photograph of family on day Photograph of family on day Who do you think these people are? Who do you think these people are? Why would the soldier have this object with them? Why would the soldier have this object with them?

What did we learn from the kit bag? Page from diary Page from diary What information did you gain from this object? What information did you gain from this object?

Homework Using all the information you have gathered from the kit bag, write up what you have learned about the soldier who it belonged to. Using all the information you have gathered from the kit bag, write up what you have learned about the soldier who it belonged to. Remember to explain all of the points you make. This is reasoning. Remember to explain all of the points you make. This is reasoning. Due Friday 18 th November Due Friday 18 th November