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Introduction to World War One History
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US Grade 3 - 6
Step into the captivating realm of history with this asynchronistic World War I class! Uncover the intricate web of causes fueling the Great War, from political tensions, to imperial ambitions. Experience the gritty reality of trench warfare, where soldiers endured unimaginable hardships on the front lines. Marvel at the dawn of aerial combat as biplanes took to the skies, forever changing the face of warfare. Finally, trace the path to peace through the negotiation of landmark treaties that...
4 lessons//4 Weeks
Week 1Lesson 1Causes of World War One conflictsColonization of Africa. Archduke Franz Ferdinand Assassination Russia and their chain of allies USA's entry into the war. Number of troops throughout the worldWeek 2Lesson 2Trench warfareConditions in the Trenches Tactics and Strategy Weapons and Technology Health and Hygiene Long Term ImpactWeek 3Lesson 3Aerial CombatRole and Evolution of Aircrafts Fighter Aircraft Bombers and Bombing Raids Technology and Innovation Impact on WarfareWeek 4Lesson 4End of the warArmistice Agreement Treaty of Versailles Collapse of Empires Formation of New Nations Legacy and Aftermath of World War One
By the end of this asynchronistic class, students will: Understand the complex causes that led to World War I, including political alliances and territorial disputes. Gain insights into the harsh realities of trench warfare and the daily experiences of soldiers on the front lines. Explore the significance of airplanes in battle, from reconnaissance to aerial combat, and their impact on future warfare. Examine the treaties that ended World War I, such as the Treaty of Versailles, and their long-term consequences for global relationships. Develop a foundational understanding of World War I history and its enduring impact on the modern world.
I have a Bachelor‘s degree from Geneva College and minored in cross culture studies. During my 4 years in college I studied history and various ancient cultures. I have over 17 years experience teaching children and teens engaging lesson in both public schools, online courses and private seminars. In all of these experiences, teaching history and culture was a very large part of my job description. I previously held credentials through the State of Ohio and the state of Minnesota’s Departments of Education (both now expired). I taught in public schools for 2 school years where history and other social studies was part of my duties as an educator. I have over 6 years of experience teaching history to children on online platforms and have taught thousands of kids to live history. I pride myself on never letting kids get bored yet always be learning. I have a passion for helping children succeed.
There will be mentions of battle, sickness and death. There will be visuals showing war scenes to help illustrate what is being discussed. Students should be mature enough and prepared for these battle scenes.
American Historical Association: The Professional Association for All Historians Center for History and New Media: Guide to History Departments Around the World EuroDocs: Primary Historical Library of Congress New York Public Library The Perseus Digital Library Women and Gender Resources on the WWW EuroDocs: Primary Historical Documents from Western Europe
We at Silly School With Teacher Greg believe that learning should be fun. Children’s natural creativity and curiosity should be exercised and encouraged. Education should be energy giving not energy draining. Every student is unique, and we are...
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Ages: 9-13