During our double period on Tuesday we worked through Aiden's set of questions on the "Artillery Barrage". For homework, everyone is to complete the questions on "Cavalry Tactics" and "Attacks and Offensives".
Edmodo/Break the Stalemate/Artillery Barrage, Cavalry Tactics, Attacks and Offensives, Chlorine Gas, Flame Throwers, Infantry Tactics, Infiltration, Machine Gun Pillboxes, Mustard Gas, Patrols and Raids, Peaceful Penetration, Preliminary Bombardment, Snipers, Tank Attacks, Tunnelling
In the second part of the double period we started work on research for the assessment task. Assessment Task 1
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Wednesday, 20 November 2013
Wednesday, 13 November 2013
Breaking the Stalemate 2
Today, we worked on the different strategies and tactics employed by both the Allies and the Germans in their attempts to break the stalemate. Working in pairs, everyone was involved in describing the relevant strategies, identifying 2 or 3 significant sources and composing 5 questions based on the chosen sources.
The finished work was posted on Edmodo:
Edmodo/Nov 14, 2013
Students were working from 2 documents:
Edmodo/Core Study-WWI/Break the Stalemate
Edmodo/Core Study-WW1/Break the Stalemate 2
We also accessed a number of websites during the course of the lesson, including:
MilitaryHistoryOnline.com
The finished work was posted on Edmodo:
Edmodo/Nov 14, 2013
Students were working from 2 documents:
Edmodo/Core Study-WWI/Break the Stalemate
Edmodo/Core Study-WW1/Break the Stalemate 2
We also accessed a number of websites during the course of the lesson, including:
MilitaryHistoryOnline.com
Monday, 28 October 2013
The Schlieffen Plan
So far we have we have looked at the implementation of the Schlieffen Plan:
Edmodo/Core Study WW1/Schlieffen Plan2.pdf.
Completed a set of questions:
Edmodo/Core Study WW1/Ww1 Introduction.pdf
Completed some extra reading:
Edmodo/Core Study WW1/The German Plan Why Liege.htm
Completed a group task on the events of 1914:
Edmodo/Oct 16, 2013/1914_and_the_Developing_Stalemate.pdf
Labels:
Schlieffen,
Stalemate
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