This lesson is to commemorate WW1 and looks at code-breaking. It is designed to run for around one hour, with an extension at the end that contains a child-friendly video about WW1. There is an exciting input to brief the children, then they are given a coded message that they have to de-code. When they de-code the coordinates for the attack, a video clip is shown to represent the target being bombed by a biplane (I couldn't find actually WW1 footage of a plane bombing a target). If anyone finds a more suitable video for this please let me know via the comments.
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This looks fabulous, but I don't have access to flipchart, any chance you can save it in a different format too? Thanks
This looks fabulous, but I don't have access to flipchart, any chance you can save it in a different format too? Thanks
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