Over the next few weeks you are going to be carry out a personal inquiry on

an aspect on WAR you would like to discover more about. You need to choose
an aspect or question that you are quite passionate about so the process is
interesting for you.

You will be following the inquiry process by:
Asking questions
Retrieving information
Processing this information into your own words
Presenting your information to Share with others
Evaluating your effort and achievement.

Below is a chart that gives you information about what you MUST, SHOULD
and COULD include in your project. Once you have completed your tasks you
will need to hand in your project for your teacher to mark by the given
deadline.

We expect every student to complete all the MUST tasks to the best of their
ability. The additional tasks (SHOULDS and COULDS) are optional but your
teacher will be discussing with you what they expect are suitable tasks for
you to extend yourself. The more effort you put in, the better chances of you
achieving a higher grade!

Over the next few weeks a number of lessons will be offered to you to assist
you in completing a task. It is up to you to enrol in these lessons so you have
a good understanding of what is expected. You will also have independent
time where you can complete tasks without teacher support. It is also
expected that you will be working on this project at home. It will be
important that you manage your time wisely so you can meet your
deadlines.

In this booklet you will find detailed information about each element or task
and there are also a few examples to help guide you.


The project is due to your teacher on Monday 14
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MUST SHOULD COULD
A report that answers
the questions to your
inquiry. This could be
presented as:
! A written report
! An info-graph
! A keynote/slide
presentation
! A pamphlet


A timeline that
supports your
information from your
personal inquiry

A bibliography that
references all the
sources of information
you used.

Complete a summary of
your learning from
your inquiry.

Create a Venn
diagram to compare
two or more factors
of war.

Create propaganda
to promote or sell
an aspect of war.

Design a new
invention/product
to help assist people
in the war.

A glossary of key
vocabulary from
your inquiry

A detailed map that
supports your
information from
your personal
inquiry




Interview someone who
has been involved in a
war.

Imagine you are
involved in a war away
from home. Write a
letter home to a loved
one explaining what it
is.

Write a job description
for a role in a war that
your inquiry focuses on.

Investigate a modern
war or conflict that
currently happening in
the world. Identify the
cause of the conflict and
any other key facts.

Advertisement for a
product or service
related to war.

ANZAC Day essay
competition entry

Defence Force Poster
Competition

Lest we forget Poetry
competition









Task Checklist

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Map

Timeline

Bibliography

Venn Diagram

Propaganda

Design/Invention

Glossary

Interview

Letter

Job description

Modern day war investigation

Summary of learning

Advertisement

ANZAC Day Essay
Competition

Poster Competition

Poetry Competition






































































Eastbourne R.S.A
ANZAC Essay Competition







Essay Topic:

How did WW1 impact on NZ and how did it define NZ it
as a nation in its own right?

Entrants are encouraged to choose no more t han 3 t opi cs from the list below to
answer the question above.

The growth of the country from 1914-1918
The men big and tough from working the land
The 'great battles' - Somme, Passchendaele, Gallipoli
The huge casualties proportionately
The concept of NZ soldiers and British generals having to adapt in the field
working alongside the orders from the back
The women and children at home and how they picked up the workload
The link to Britain being challenged fighting for Britain, yet the soldiers were
from New Zealand.

Useful website for your research:

http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/war/first-world-war-overview/introduction
http://ww100.govt.nz/
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lus Lhe webslLes llnked off your classroom blogs.

Your essay needs to be around 1000 words. You will need to
do a lot of research for this but remember to write your
essay in your words.

Entries closed on March 28
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Lest We Forget
Competition 2014
As part of our First World War Centenary Programme,
the Lest We Forget Poetry Competition gives you the
opportunity to articulate your response to war, in poetry or
prose. The theme for this year is Duty and Adventure. Using
an historical or a contemporary lens, you can write about
those who went of to ght, or those who were left behind.
The competition also gives you, or a designated person, the
chance to perform your work on Anzac Day in the Hall of
Memories. Send your entries to the address below. Entries
must arrive no later than Thursday 17 April 2014.
LEST WE FORGET COMPETITION
AUCKLAND MUSEUM
PRIVATE BAG 92018
AUCKLAND
Entrants can also email their work to info@aucklandmuseum.com with Lest We Forget Competition
in the subject line. If you are emailing please ensure you include the details below.

There are three categories in our competition: 11 years and under, 12 17 years and 18 years and over.
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War Inquiry
Rubric

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Inquiry has all
Musts and most
of the Shoulds &
Coulds that were
expected to be
completed
Inquiry has all the
Musts, Shoulds &
Coulds that were
expected to be
completed
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Very basic
information in
articles with
little detail
Developed
information
provides a good
description of the
purpose and
events
Exceptional
information, provides
a true concept of its
purpose. All writing
fits the criteria of
report writing.
P
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A few images
are present.
All images and
captions are
clear.
A variety of images
are present with clear
captions. Images are
relevant to written
content.
V
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Two or more
spelling or
grammar
errors
One spelling or
grammar error.
Writing make
sense
Absolutely no spelling
or grammar errors.
Writing makes sense.
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Unorganised
design.
Simple
presentation
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Complete design,
shows creativity
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Very attractive and
creative design which
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