Talks about Interviews

Now that you have interviewed a person who remembers WW2, you need to start preparing the talk about it.You need to think about:

any photographs, maps or pictures that you need to bring to illustrate your talk.
how you are going to introduce your talk.
writing some notes to help you remember what to say

I will be looking for:

a clear voice that can be heard by the audience.
the speaker making eye contact with the audience.
a well prepared talk-not just reading notes (you will be allowed to read directly some of the longer stories that your interviewee told.)

Those children who were unable to interview should look here to choose an area of the ww2 topic that they want to talk about.

There is no need for comments to the post for this homework. You need to have your talk prepared by Thursday 26th April.

April 18, 2007. ww2. No Comments.

Anne Frank

Have a look at this website and write down 4 facts that you find interesting about Anne’s life.

Write the facts in the form of a comment to this post by Thursday 29th March.

March 20, 2007. ww2. 23 Comments.

Have a look on this site at the different gas masks that were issued during World war 2 .

Imagine what it would have been like to wear one of those!

Can you design/ make a gas mask that you would prefer to wear (more trendy/ comfortable?)

Please describe your design and any materials that you use in the form of a comment to this post by Wednesday 14th March.

Bring your designs/ masks to school on that day so that we can photograph/ scan the best designs to put on the main blog.

March 2, 2007. ww2. 22 Comments.

Find out about the foods that were allowed during WW2 then list items for a wartime tea menu.

Put your menus in the form of a comment to this post by Tuesday 27th February.

February 19, 2007. ww2. 25 Comments.