World War One by

Informative Video One

jiorgieduggan — 2025-06-04 04:56:08 UTC

This video created by Geo History explains the events of World War One quickly and to an appropriate level for Year Nine History. This video would serve as an introduction to the topic to engage the learners.

Helpful Quiz Link

jiorgieduggan — 2025-06-04 04:57:35 UTC

This platform is a fun and reliable option for utilsing quiz's within classrooms. This quiz in particular relates to WW1 and covers a mixture of important events within its questions. This resource can not only be played as a quiz but also can be turned into a revision resource. When completing this quiz in class, the progress of the students can be monitored, and this can be utilized multiple times in order to show students their progress with learning the content and build their confidence!

Worksheets

jiorgieduggan — 2025-06-04 05:01:28 UTC

These worksheets can be used throughout the term, they are interactive and can be done using technology. They can be done independently or within groups.

Helpful Website!

jiorgieduggan — 2025-06-04 05:01:34 UTC

Created by the BBC this website is interactive and easy to navigate, which is essential for students. The information provided is relevant and helpful for gaining a general understanding of WW1,

This website has fact sheets that would allow for groups of students to create their own quiz using Kahoot and test their peers on these topics.

Primary Sources

jiorgieduggan — 2025-06-04 05:01:42 UTC

This website acts as a library for Primary Sources from WW1. It is extremely important that students consider both Primary and Secondary sources within their learning to support their arguments and knowledge building. Primary Sources are tricky due to the nature of where the source originated, who created it, the purpose, intended audience, ect must be considered when choosing any source.

https://www.carleton.edu/history/resources/history-study-guides/primary/

Secondary Sources

jiorgieduggan — 2025-06-04 05:01:49 UTC

This excellent source curated by the Australian War Memorial houses many secondary sources (and primary) that can be used by students. This is a reliable and relevant resource that would be extremely helpful when doing research for assessment or classroom activities. Additionally, this website is extremely ethical and provides warnings for sensitive content when you first open the website, something to always consider when building research for history.

https://www.library.unsw.edu.au/using-the-library/information-resources/primary-and-secondary-sources

Interactive Timeline

jiorgieduggan — 2025-06-04 05:02:30 UTC

This interactive timeline of World War One is a fun activity for a lesson. This would allow for students to breakdown the events of WW1 in an interactive and engaging manner. This timeline includes facts, pictures, informative YouTube videos, and more. Students can break this down by creating their own timelines, finding their own primary and secondary sources to provide evidence for each event on their timelines. The student's own timelines would be created by using a platform such as Canva.

Documentary

jiorgieduggan — 2025-06-04 05:08:34 UTC

This informative documentary would aid students in understanding

While watching this documentary students would fill out an informative worksheet that had questions relevant to the content. This worksheet would be a mixture of short response questions and multiple choice answers. This would then be collected by the teacher as a type of formative assessment.

Informative Video Two

jiorgieduggan — 2025-06-04 05:16:44 UTC

This short informative video explains how World War One began. John Green, a well known and respected content creator narrates the video in an easy to comprehend manner that engages the audience. This video would serve as a substitute for a PowerPoint slide on the start of World War One and can be accompanied by thought-provoking questioning to test students on their retained knowledge.

Indigenous Australians During WW1

jiorgieduggan — 2025-06-04 05:59:16 UTC

An important part of WW1 is recognizing the Indigenous Australians that fought for our freedom. While horrible we must learn about how these First Nation's soldiers were treated by not only the enemy but their fellow soldiers. As well as the massive positive impact they made for Australia and the ANZACs.

jiorgieduggan — 2025-06-04 06:09:05 UTC

jiorgieduggan — 2025-06-04 06:10:01 UTC