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STAGE I

STUDENT NOTE WORKSHEETS

Please note: These are only worksheets, designed to accompany the actual Webquest.

To begin the WW1 WebQuest, return to the main page and click on the pictures to take you to the tasks and sites for each character.

 

You may view or print the student worksheets for each participant. See below for a choice of HTML files or Micrsoft Word files. Just click on your choice.

 
HTML/Web page file
Open as a Microsoft Word file

SOLDIER

as a Microsoft Word file

PILOT

as a Microsoft Word file

MEDIC

as a Microsoft Word file

LEADER

as a Microsoft Word file

CIVILIAN

as a Microsoft Word file

 JOURNALIST

as a Microsoft Word file

 HOMEFRONT

as a Microsoft Word file

 

 

 STAGE 2

STUDENT NOTE WORKSHEET

[click here to get as a Microsoft Word file]

Name ____________________

role ______________________

period ____________________

medic ____________________

journalist _________________

soldier ____________________

civilian ____________________

home front ________________

pilot ______________________

leader _____________________

Instructions:

  1. In the boxes above, fill in the names of the students in your stage 2 group that are present.
  2. Each member of your group will read their group's stage 1 paper, in order for you to learn about the experiences of the different participants in WW1. Use the sections below, in order to take notes.
  3. Write a 1 to 2 page paper, in class, that answers the essential question "What is like to be in a conflict?". Be sure that
    1. It has an introduction.
    2. It gives specific information about each of the participant's experiences that are present in your group.
    3. It has a closing statement that answers the essential question for all participants, not just one.

 

Leader:

 

pilot:

 

nurse/medic:

 

soldier:

 

Journalist:

 

home front:

 

civilian:

 

 

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last updated 4 December, 2001