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World War 2 and
Britain Since 1948

Welcome to the History pages.
Look at the 'World War 2' and 'Britain Since 1948' ideas and resources listed below.
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World War II:

• The War Begins - A PDF, aimed at Year 6 children, which requires them to fit the appropriate words into the correct place in a passage of text. Contributed by Janice Jenkins.
• Remembering World War II - Another PDF, aimed at Year 6 children, asking them to think about how we remember what happened in WWII. Contributed by Janice Jenkins.
• Clothes Rationing - Encourages children to think about rationing during World War II (PDF). Contributed by Trish Ryding.
• Remembrance Display - A thought-provoking display idea which can be used to remember those we have lost.

Britain since 1948:

• Britain since 1948 - Can children place the events on the time-lines in the correct place in this Smart Notebook file? Answers provided on second slide.
• History of Travel (Lesson Plan) - A detailed plan which encourages children to think about the methods of transport they use, and their families have used in the past. Contributed by Reuven Proenca.
• History of Travel (Questionnaire) - A questionnaire for use with the History of Travel Plan. Contributed by Reuven Proenca.

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