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Marching Men: Training & Challenges During World War One

Learn about WW1 soldiers from the UK who trained for 6 weeks, then marched long distances, and dug trenches before starting to fight. Could you have been a soldier? How would you feel?

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Marching Men: Training & Challenges During World War One

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  1. Marching DURING WORLD WAR ONE 1914 to 1918

  2. Men from all over the UK signed up to be soldiers

  3. Training to be a Soldier • Men had to be 18 years old • They had to train for 6 weeks • Then they went on a boat • They arrived in France • Then had to march a long way. • They then had to dig their trenches

  4. They had to march in bad weather

  5. THE SOLDIERS HAD TO MARCH FOR A LONG WAYTO START FIGHTING

  6. When they got to their trench, they would have to go over the top to start fighting

  7. Would you have been able to march a long way ? • Do you think you could march ? • Would you have been a soldier ? • How would you feel ?

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