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Children in World War Two - Evacuees and Rationing | Learn about Life During WWII

Dive into the life during World War Two through the eyes of children. Understand the challenges faced, from evacuations to rationing, as they navigated through a dangerous time. Join Abigail and Emily on this informative journey filled with historical insights and fascinating stories. Explore the impact of war on young minds and how they coped with uncertainty. Discover the struggles of evacuees leaving their homes, the hardships of rationing, and the resilience shown by children during this turbulent period.

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Children in World War Two - Evacuees and Rationing | Learn about Life During WWII

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  1. World war two By Abigail and Emily

  2. Introduction • World War Two started on September 3rd1939 and lasted until 1945. Life in World War Two was very scary ( after war it continued to be aswell).The war was a battle involving Germany, Great Britain other countries . It was a very dangerous time. Lots of men got killed. The war started over 70 years ago.

  3. evacuees This is a picture of some evacuees

  4. Evacuees went to the country side by train because they could not stay in London .when the evacuees went on the train they were going to a home for the war so they didn’t get killed .Lots of evacuees packed in there bag ,this kind of thing : favourite toy , tooth brush and tooth paste , clothes and maybe another pair of shoes.

  5. Rationing

  6. Rationing part 2

  7. Some food we couldn’t eat because boats could not cross the sea. Milk , bread , cheese , butter and meat were all rationed.

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