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Getting Creative – Puppet Theatres in the History Classroom
I’m not sure if this is in any way a new idea but I’ve had some really fun lessons using this idea. The pupils love it and other teachers are starting to use the same approach in other subjects. When … Continue reading
Posted in Active History, Creative history
Tagged Dictatorships, Nazism, Ordinary Life, Power
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