WORKSHEETS
Study the effects of war through the eyes of a child. This teacher's guide for Stay Where You Are and Then Leave by John…
ACTIVITIES
This article offers a variety of activities to complete around Veterans Day. The Indoor Ceremony can be used for the…
ASSESSMENT
Use this printable quiz to review with your class the Battle of the Somme, one of the biggest battles of World War I.…
Teach pupils about the five major peace treaties that ended World War I with this printable activity. In addition,…
Print out and give pupils this writing activity to teach them more about World War I, U.S. President Woodrow Wilson, and…
LESSON PLANS
Use a lesson that introduces the history of Peruvian and Bolivian panpipes and presents instructions for creating and…
GAMES AND APPS
Pupils review the major battles of World War I in this printable word search activity.
Thought-provoking discussion questions for War Is... will help you begin or extend a classroom conversation about the…
Use this reading comprehension activity to teach students about Billy Bishop, Canada's top flying ace and World War I…
The full text of "In Flanders Fields," written by John McCrae in 1915, in the midst of World War I.
REFERENCE
Read this biography to learn more about Wilfred Owen, one of the great English poets of World War I.
An article outlining the Tea Pot Dome scandal.
Teach children about Memorial Day with these activities.
Use reference materials and the Internet to answer questions about the Battle of Vimy Ridge, a key battle involving…
John Simpson Kirkpatrick was a hero at Gallipoli during World War I. Students will write an essay about an act of…
Teach students about Charles Kingsford Smith, a famous Australian aviator and World War I pilot, with this reading…
These comprehension questions accompany "The Story of Veterans Day" lesson plan. Ask your students why we celebrate…
Help students identify and understand historical what fiction is, what function it serves, and how it is created. This…
Students write a class newspaper about the armed conflicts in which the United States has fought. This is an activity…
Students will do independent research to find and compare examples of propaganda used in World War I and today.