WWI Bundle-- Includes Movie Analysis, Foldable Project, & WebQuest Activity!
- Google Drive™ folder
- Webquests
Products in this Bundle (4)
Description
Awesome and engaging WWI resources bundled together! Includes WWII resource FREEBIE!
Includes:
- All Quiet on the Western Front (Movie Analysis)
- M.A.I.N. Causes of WWI Foldable Project
- US Entering WWI & Treaty of Versailles WebQuest
- FREEBIE!!-- WWII (Hitler's Invasions & Attacks Graphic Organizer)
All Quiet on the Western Front (Movie Analysis)
This is a great supplemental resource to use to help teach WWI through film. This resource is intended for students to be fully engaged in the film with timestamp pauses for class discussion and guided questions.
This resource includes:
- Character List (2022 movie version)
- Movie Analysis questions w/ timestamps
- 20 question multiple choice quiz
- Answer Keys (both quiz & movie analysis questions)
M.A.I.N. Causes of WWI Foldable Project
This is a great resource to help students organize and be creative while also gathering all the important information regarding the MAIN causes of WWI! These foldables are great to be used as as study tool or as notes. These can easily be glued into notebooks if needed!
Includes:
- Foldable instructions
- Research organizer
- Built in grading rubric
- Foldable handout (not editable)
US Entering WWI & Treaty of Versailles WebQuest
This is a great digital resource! Students will learn about what led to the US entering WWI and explore the Treaty of Versailles and its effects on Germany.
This WebQuest is intended to not have students simply reading to answer directly from the text, but to also think about what they've read and write their own short summaries on specific events!
Includes:
- WebQuest (student copy) with live links directly to the articles
- Answer Key (teacher copy)
FREE WWII RESOURCE!
(Hitler's Invasions & Attacks Graphic Organizer)
This graphic organizer is designed to help students organize the invasions/attacks by Adolf Hitler during World War II. This resource organizes the invasions/attacks by month and year, and requires students to find the significance of each invasion/attack.
