LESSON PLAN GALLERY
Living Conditions of WWII Barracks
Living Conditions of WWII Barracks
Living Conditions of WWII Barracks
In an interview, Charles Henry shares his experience as an African American Army soldier. He reflects on the hardships and the providence he witnessed during his military service.
How Fast is Fast
Living Conditions of WWII Barracks
Living Conditions of WWII Barracks
Many veterans can recount being involved in several major battles in the war. America’s involvement began at Pearl Harbor and helped the Allies win the battle that would lead to the end of the war. Sherwin Callander played an important role in both events.
Science of the Atomic Bomb
Living Conditions of WWII Barracks
Science of the Atomic Bomb
Watch the interview with Ted Estridge as he speaks about the Battle of Okinawa and the atomic bombing that followed in Hiroshima.
Surviving Okinawa
Living Conditions of WWII Barracks
Science of the Atomic Bomb
Students will learn about some of the health challenges that WWII veterans experienced later in life, particularly regarding hearing issues.
Injury in War
Fighting Obstacles
Fighting Obstacles
Students will use their knowledge of the body systems and research possible injuries and damage associated with shelling or shrapnel weapons. Students will learn using the jigsaw teaching strategy.
Fighting Obstacles
Fighting Obstacles
Fighting Obstacles
Harold McMurran was drafted into the 56th Maintenance Division of the Army. On D-Day, his responsibilities suddenly shifted to infantry. At 7 a.m. on June 6, 1944, McMurran began the fight of his life on the beaches of Normandy.