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Exploring World War I: What You Know and Want to Learn

Join us to delve deeper into the history of WWI. Identify your existing knowledge and curiosity about the subject. Engage in discussions on casualties, activators, and the significance of studying WWI.

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Exploring World War I: What You Know and Want to Learn

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  1. W & W: H 4/27 • SWBAT… • Identify at least two things that they already know about WWI and one thing they want to learn about WWI. • Agenda • Attendance/Agenda • Meditation • 25-7 ICA – Corrections • WWI • Activators • Casualties • Know, Think, Want • Why we study WWI • Summarizer • What are two things you know about WWI? RTN 29.1 Due Weds RTN 29.2 & 3 Due Monday (not short)

  2. The answer is... 8,528,831 military deaths (0.5% of the world population) 37,466,904 casualties How many soldiers died in WWI? Out of approximately 1.8 billion people on earth in 1914 (UN), how many died fighting in WWI?

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