Morse Code during WWI-WWII digital activity can be used for Remembrance Day - Veterans Day - Armistice Day. These are great for subjects such as History, ELA, Science. The activities explore the discovery of the morse code and the telegraph. They incite the students to research about it and its use. These are Google Slides™️ and Powerpoint™️. 'Ancestor of Coding? Binary numbers? Texting? The electric telegraph used the Morse Code as a means to communicate with others in many different areas of life as early as the 1840’s. During the two World Wars, many soldiers have used this means of communication, as much in the naval, air and on land to help them quickly give out orders strategically on either sides. Here is ‘In Flanders Fields’ poem by Major John McCrae for you to decipher some parts using the Morse code.' In this product you will find the following slides, which can be used in any order you wish or individually if splitting the topics: Instructions -slide 3 In Flanders Fields Poem Morse Code activity -slides 4-8 Suggested research questions / topics related to John McCrae and the Battle of Ypres -slide 9 Suggested research questions / topics, opinion writing and creative work -slide 10 Morse Code activities -slides 11-14 Write a Message using the Morse Code -slide 15 Blank templates for students to write about their research -slides 16-19 Answer key -slides 20-27 Also included for students: slides in a seperate document as to not have the teachers and answer key. (18 additional slides copied from teacher document) A total of 28 slides + 18 slides(students) in Google slides and Powerpoint each. Preview the video to make sure these are appropriate for your students. ***These are embedded slides, ready for students to just click and write. Also incuded are the shapes needed to write in morse code for one of the activities, where they click and drag the shapes. Freebie: Journalism Digital Freebie Who, What, Where, When, How and Why? Thanks for visiting my store! © All in a Teacup
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