This document contains the lesson plan and materials for a history class on key events from the 19th and early 20th centuries. The teacher instructs students to get out their history books and complete submitting their holiday assignment. They will then recap the previous lesson on the Industrial Revolution and watch a video on the topic. Students will learn about the opening of the Suez Canal, its effects on Singapore, and complete a worksheet. They will also learn about World War I, the Great Depression, and how each event impacted Singapore. The class will conclude with recapping the chapter and homework assignments. Students are notified there will be a surprise quiz on Chapter 5 materials next week.

1. Welcome back 2E3! Please make sure your History materials are on your tables. History Textbook History Activity Book Holiday Assignment

4. Meeting room. Everyone to hand it in by the end of the day. No excuses. Thank you. 

5. What we did the previous lesson… We learnt about the… Industrial Revolution!

8. Look at your PowerPoint slides for the opening of the Suez Canal. The Opening of the Suez Canal Error Error 1234: Operation: Learning about events using PowerPoint slides unsuitable. Operation aborted. Close

11. Increased trade

12. However, this led to overcrowding.

16. Government decreased exports and increased imports.

17. Trade affected for a period of time by the Emden.

18. Sepoy Mutiny

20. Spark: Murder of the Archduke of Austria-Hungary

23. Economy depended on overseas trade.

24. Companies affected.

25. Retrenched workers – Unemployment

27. Economy was bad – Sold shares.

28. Share prices fell – led to the Wall Street Crash.

29. Many lost life savings.

30. Increase in the number of poor people.

32. Homework… Complete the Industrial Revolution Worksheet Fill in the blanks in your PowerPoint slides. I’ll upload the videos and PowerPoint slides at: http://ourhistoryclassroom.blogspot.com/

33. Chapter 5 Quiz… SURPRISE!!! We’ll have a Chapter 5 Quiz next week! If you have any questions, just post a comment on the blog, OR You can email me at madam.aini@gmail.com