This was a highly engaging resource that I used at the beginning of my WWII unit to introduce students to the big concepts that were going to be introduced.

— Emily W.

Rated 5 out of 5

I used this resource to introduce propaganda to my students. I appreciated the use of Allies and Axis propaganda to determine bias and perception.

— Jane N.

Rated 5 out of 5

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Y'all!!!! I'm so excited about this product and am so pleased to share it with you all.

Rather than trudge through a basic lecture of World War II Propaganda, why not give it a competitive edge; one that tricks your kids into thinking and learning all while disguised as fun.

For this activity, I combined a variety of my go-to activities: online sourced cold read quizzes, rhetoric triangle analysis, written response prompts, etc. with fun brain breaks. By simply purchasing a few inexpensive lockboxes to house the activity sheets, I was able to turn a simple cooperative group activity into a competitive escape room.

Historically, my own students have been fully engaged with this lesson while becoming acquainted with WWII propaganda. I'm sure your students will too!

Kit Includes:

- 40 U.S. Home Front Propaganda Posters

- 40 Nazi Propaganda Posters

- 4 articles

- 2 Quizzes from trusted sources

- 8 Constructed Response Prompts

- 4 Escape Room Clue Cards (answers included)

- Analysis charts

- Student handouts

- Station Markers & Directions

Total Pages

about 100

Answer Key

Included

Teaching Duration

90 minutes

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