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NATIONAL CURRICULUM KEY STAGE 3

THE ATOMIC BOMB INTERACTIVE

Was dropping the Atomic Bomb necessary?

[40 PowerPoint Slides and 18 page Work Booklet]

The Atomic Bomb Interactive

Key Stage 3 History Content

The areas covered are:-

Japanese Aggression in the 1930s
Effects of the Wall Street Crash
Pearl Harbor 1941
Science and history of the atomic bomb
The Manhattan Project
War in the Pacific 1941-1945
Prisoners of war and Kamikaze tactics
The two types of atomic bombs
Decision to drop the bomb
The effects of the bombs
Was dropping the atomic bomb necessary?
Key skills, source analysis and essay writing

The Atomic Bomb Interactive

Other materials

30 Word documents include:-

A Survivor’s Story

American occupation of Japan

American enters the Second World War

American and Japanese war crimes

Atomic bomb poll

Diseases caused by the atomic Bomb

Effects of the atomic bomb

End of unit evaluation form

Hiroshima eye-witness

Homework 1 and 2 [Differentiated]

How the atomic bomb works

Island Hopping

Letter to the President

Mark scheme, writing frame, sample answer

Olympic: The Plan for the Invasion of Japan

The Nanking Massacre 1937

The USS Indianapolis

Torture of prisoners of war

What Truman Said About the Bomb

Why did Japan not surrender after Hiroshima?

Work booklet [Differentiated]

HTML Files

Self-Marking Tests 1 - 4

The Atomic Bomb Interactive

Excite and challenge pupils with this interactive Power Point Presentation. It can be used as a personalised independent learning module which enables pupils to cover Key Stage 3 content on the Atomic Bomb using the differentiated work booklet but can also be used as a research or a teaching resource via a data projector or interactive whiteboard. It has been designed to give pupils the opportunity to learn and make progress in a different way.

The material is presented in an attractive and lively manner with text, images, audio, internet links, advanced materials to stretch and challenge, keywords and interactive maps in order to keep pupils challenged and engaged.

Each section has clear pupil-centred learning outcomes stating what they will learn and be able to do. Pupils can monitor their understanding and progress through the embedded interim self-marking tests, homework tasks, end of module test and the extended writing task. There are sample answers and mark schemes.

The Atomic Bomb Interactive

What is included?

40 PowerPoint Slides

18 page Work Booklet

30 supporting Word documents

4 Self-Marking Tests

Preview

“Great resources that I would fully recommend. We found the GCSE modules extremely useful for teaching and revision. The resources were relevant to our specification. The source evaluation questions, prompt sheets, mark schemes are excellent, providing opportunities for peer-assessment”

Jean Fowkes, Head of History, Wales High School, Sheffield.