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17 September 2025

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This resource was designed for my own lesson while teaching Private Peaceful to year 7 in key stage 3.

The factsheet incudes information to support students in writing sensory paragraphs in English lessons.

Headings on the information sheet are:

What were the trenches like?
Sounds in the trenches
Smells in the trenches
Sights in the trenches
Feelings in the trenches

It also includes sentence starters to further scaffold the activity:

Setting the scene
Describing the environment
Emotions and thoughts
Daily life in the trenches
Hope and memories

This worksheet is ideal for supporting all students whether LPA or HPA and with additional needs or not, to create a piece of sensory writing they can be proud of.

The Private Peaceful / World War 1 factsheet can also be suitable for year 6.

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Life in Different Times – KS3 Descriptive Writing Bundle

A complete KS3 descriptive writing bundle combining seven student-friendly resources: * Life in the Trenches (WWI) * Life on the Home Front (WWII) * Industrial Revolution - Child Worker * Medieval Peasant Life * Elizabethan Theatre * Propaganda Posters (WWI & WWII) * The Suffragettes **Each resource includes:** * Simple historical overview * Sensory vocabulary banks (sounds, smells, sights, feelings) * Sentence starters (grouped under senses) Perfect for English and history crossover work, homework, or enrichment. Supports empathy writing, creative tasks, and contextual understanding.

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World War 1 & 2 English History Worksheets - Trench & Evacuees - Sensory, Descriptive writing

Sensory word bank: Words related to what evacuees might see, hear, feel, smell, and taste. **Phrase bank: ** Useful phrases for describing emotions, settings, and experiences. **Sentence starters: ** Prompts to help students structure paragraphs and create vivid writing. Ideal for: History-linked English lessons Literacy or creative writing sessions Supporting SEN students or those who need writing scaffolds Evacuee or World War II topics Students will be able to: Use a range of sensory vocabulary to enhance descriptive writing Construct sentences and paragraphs independently using sentence starters Develop empathy and understanding of evacuees’ experiences Learning Objectives / Outcomes: Write descriptively using sensory language Apply historical context (WWII evacuees) in creative writing Organise ideas with structured sentence starters Expand vocabulary through word and phrase banks Curriculum Links / Notes: English: Writing composition and vocabulary development (National Curriculum KS2/3) History: Understanding aspects of social history, WW2, and evacuee experiences Supports cross-curricular learning and literacy in context

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