Wednesday 30 September 2009

they only got a certain amount of food in the war.

I am doing The Role of Women

This is a really good website to find out about The Role of Women http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/Homework/war/women.htm

Wednesday 23 September 2009

1940 Fact

77 evacuated children were killed when the ship City of Benares (which was evacuating them) was torpedoed.

Wednesday 16 September 2009

I am learning about WW2. Here is some facts about WW2:

After the war, some children didn't return home until March !

When children were evacuated they had to bring more handkerchiefs than underwear!

Rationing

Great website for war information. For example 524 000 mothers and children under 5 were evacuated.
http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/Homework/war

Here is a picture of a car crashing in to a shop in the blackout. Did you know that more than 4000 people died in road accidents in the blackout than being bombed by Nazis.

Evacuation was an adventure for some but a nightmare for others.
Did you know over 1 million children got evacuated.Parents were given a list to pack for their child.Many children lived in big cities and had to move to the countryside.Evacuation began on the 1st of September 1939.there was major evacuation between 1939-1945 !



P.S THIS WAS BY PURPLEBEAR1323
this is a spitfire

http://www.scran.ac.uk/database/record.php?usi=000-000-623-687&scache=424g7dc96p&searchdb=scran

this is the link to our picture
http://www.scran.ac.uk/database/media.php?file=postcard/image/0260/02600312.jpg

blackouts

  • Blackouts occurred so they wouldn't get bombed by the Germans because they couldn't see them.
  • A blackout was when you cover up your windows so no light gets through.
  • Even policemen stole stuff from your house when you were in your Anderson shelter.
this is a bomber

http://www.scran.ac.uk/database/record.php?usi=000-000-568-643-C&searchdb=scran this was from purple bear1307
We are learning about Rationing.
Here's a picture of a gas mask.We have been learning about it in class. Did you know that some children had to wear gas mask with Mickey Mouse ers so that they would wear them.
We are learning about air raid shelters. So far we know there at two types of shelters, the Morrison shelter and the Anderson shelter.

this is a picture of a gas mask

I'm doing the Role of Women in World War II.


Hello! I am learning about the Role of Women in World War II. It is very interesting.

scran

yo peeps this is a groovy picture!
  • This is a picture of rationing.
  • They could only buy a certain amount of meat and other food.
  • People used to have to spend a lot of time queuing for food.
  • Some mum's had a green ration book to get luxuries like oranges and chocolate.
  • Postcard of Sweet Rationing Ends. Click to view full image (new window)
These women are at work at ww2!
Most women worked at factories and shops by the end of 1939 most men by then had taken the better jobs.
They only got 5 shillings (25p) a week.
They also worked on farms.

gas masks

GAS MASKS
  • Gas masks were issued by the government in case of gas attacks by Germans.
  • Gas suits were made for children who were too small for gas masks.
  • Gas masks had to have been kept in a special box and if you are caught outside without it you could get fined
here's a picture of a gas mask:

I am doing the Role of Women for our project


I am doing the Role of women for my world war project with purplebear1305
This is a Anderson Shelter


Here is a bigger picture

Link to scran

This is a link to scran

http://www.scran.ac.uk/

Tuesday 15 September 2009

Test adding a photo

There is a photo above but you cannot see it until logged into scran

To Add a Photo

Photos can either be added from your photo album or from photos on the web which are NOT copyright protected.
To source images which are allowed to be used, then link to
'Open Photo' http://openphoto.net/
'Flickr: Creative Commons' http://www.flickr.com/creativecommons/
'Creative Commons Search' http://search.creativecommons.org/
 'Scran'http://www.scran.ac.uk/

OR
(a) Select the web link to your photo album. http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/home
THEN
When you have found the picture you want.
(b) If possible - Use the thumb nail picture so the quality is poor if expanded.
(c) Right Mouse Button on the picture and 'copy image location'.
(d) Select the 'Add Image' icon when in the 'Postings' box when editing your blog text, and paste in your URL, (using CTRL-V on a PC, or Apple-V on the Mac).(f) You can resize the picture once added, so that the text flows around it.
(g) NOTE - if the photo is deleted from 'picasa' or other source site, then the photo will no longer be displayed on the blog.

Reminder of how to use the BLOG

Good morning P7a.

You should treat the blog the same way that you look after your jotters and write information in them.

For example:
Always use correct punctuation.
Always check your work.
Always target your work so you are proud to show others.
Always try your hardest to achieve the lesson target.
Always make sure you enter details relevant to the project.

Remember you can always save your work as 'draft' to allow you to check it prior to 'publishing' it.

Let's review the Blog and see if these rules have been adhered to.

Adding Internet Links

Just Cut and Paste in the URL (Web Address), then highlight the text and select the LINK (or chain) button.

To add a photo is a little more complex.

Thursday 10 September 2009

here are some interesting facts about world war two:
  • Hitler was Austrian
  • About 30 to 100 million were killed.(most of these were civilians)
  • around 12,000 heavy bombers were shot down in world war 2
  • 40,000 men served on U-Boats during World War 2 and 30,000 never returned

websites that I used to find these facts -

http://www.world-war-2.info/facts/,

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080113113217AACadZJ

(your probably wondering what a u-boat is.The definition is a german submarine)

i love our world war two topic

d:-D

Wednesday 9 September 2009

Buckstone p7a is learning about world war two.In these times many children who lived in the city were evacuated to the countryside so they could be protected from bombs.Mothers came alongside children under 5 years old so they were evacuated too.they all took gask masks and their name tags incase they got lost.Children who were younger had a mask with micky mouse ears on it to encourage them to wear it.there is great a great website where you can find out more called BBC Children Of World War 2.


evacuees

during world war two over one million people were evacuated.they were evacuated to the countryside by train.people from the countryside picked children to stay at theirs till the war was over.I have found a great website to find out more about evacuees.here it is http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/Homework/war/evacuation.htm
Boldwe are learning about world war II
it is really interesting to be hearing about what happened 70 years ago last Tuesday .I cant wait till we do the personal project in partners.
EVERYONE was told to wear a gas mask if they didn't carry it they had to pay a fine if someone didn't have it they were told to pay a fine. Children were given gas masks with Mickey Mouse ears.

my first blog- World War 2

Hello! This is my first blog! At the moment P7 are doing World War 2. We have been finding out about evacuation. In drama we have been acting out being a family where the children have had to be evacuated. We have also been learning about gas masks and how to use them and wrote instructions for them. We watched 'When the Wind Blows.' we did research on the countries that Germany invaded.

Tuesday 1 September 2009

P7a - RULES of using the Blog

- Keep your blog message short and to the point.
- Check for grammar, spelling and punctuation before publication.
- Ensure you use appropriate language.
- Only use first names and not full name - for example 'Micky' rather than 'Micky Mouse'.
- DO NOT provide any personal details.

Introduction

This is a Blog site for P7a - to enable them to post details on what they have been learning.