World War One From Start to Finish.

Children at Home can learn about the time line of events during WW1. Teachers can offer this resource to children who are studying WW1. Younger students may need to watch alongside their parents.
What is included … 2 Presentations, 4 Quiz Challenges and information pages.
and how to use this resource:
This resource can be used for students between the ages of 9 and 16 years.
It contains 2 power point presentations that cover the first and second half of WW1 in a chronological continuum. Each presentation has 25 slides with detailed notes included below. The commentary is most suitable for 14 to 16 year old History students but it can be easily adapted for children who are 10 to 13 years of age.
Both presentations are offered as thumbnail and note pages that can be printed and used as revision sheets for examination students who are studying WW1.
Other pages on offer include two relatively easy quiz pages with 25 questions for all age groups and two picture quizzes with ten related images (The quizzes can be attempted** with or without** the fact sheets).
Finally there is a page with 25 short writing projects that are offered as challenges for developing historical writing in preparation for examinations.
How to Use the Power Point Presentations:
Part 1 - Show as a brief introduction for various topics about WW1. The presentation can be concluded by an easy quiz (using the resource to find the answers). Testing from memory - Students can mark their own so that they can note facts and concepts that they did not learn during the presentation.
The quiz pages can act as a script for the main discussion topics whilst the presentation is being given. The second presentation can be used in the same way.
Individual slides can be used as lesson starters for initial discussion and then lead into writing challenges.
I envisage this resource being used for perhaps up to 6 lessons with 9 to 12 year old children.
Examination students might use this resource as a foundation for studying all aspects of WW1.
The picture quizzes can be used as standalone challenges using the information sheets or as an internet challenge.
Another option would be to use certain pages as Homework material.
Target groups are … GCSE History and Key Stage 2 and 3 studies.