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The Science of the Atomic Bomb

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The Science of the Atomic Bomb

This lesson uses the story of World War II veteran Ted Estridge to simulate the impact of the atomic bomb. The simulation will allow students to understand the make-up of the atomic bomb through the study of isotopes, protons, neutrons, and electrons. 


THE SCIENCE OF THE ATOMIC BOMB LESSON LINKS:


TED ESTRIDGE VIDEO: 

“Surviving the Battle of Okinawa” | Memoirs Of WWII #23 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqI01I9nnZY


Document A: 

“Ted Estridge the Soldier” Graphic Organizer

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Document B: 

Lab Sheet

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Document C: 

Damage after Atomic Bomb Activity Sheet

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