Letter from the Front Line of the Western Front
This modern history lesson idea – Letter from the Front Line of the Western Front – is focused on students using their knowledge about life as a soldier during World War Two on the Western Front. Students are to write a letter home to a loved one using correct historical terminology.
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| Description: | Student activity includes writing a letter from the frontline of the Western Front during WWII whilst using correct historical terminology. |
| Estimated lessons: | 1. |
| Ages | All Ages. |
| Format | PDF. |
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