47+ Letters Home From Ww1 Trenches Pictures. Keep a journal of five days in the trenches during an ongoing attack. An example of this assignment follows, courtesy of william marshall, 6th grade student.

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During brief rest periods, soldiers were free to nap, read, or write letters home, before being assigned to another task. The airedale terrier was probably the most common breed used by the british in world war one though. •no man's land •barbed wire •mud •machine gun censor their letter home from the trenches as if you were an officer.

Children first researched life in the trenches.

Firstly i must enquire on the home life, how is your. Morning routine in the trenches. York in 1919, on his way home from the war. To complete your letter home about life in the trenches in ww1 you could write about;