The Valour of Fred Fisher
$12.99
This interesting digital unit study includes four lessons. The story, activities, and the accompanying online membership will give your students a greater understanding of courage in the face of hardship.
They will learn about the historical thinking concept of Ethical Choice when it comes to honouring and remembering veterans.
This is perfect anytime, but especially for Remembrance Day. Answer key download and Lite Membership included.
Digital PDF download only.
- 9 pages
- Ages 10-14
Description
During the Second Battle of Ypres, which took place from April 22 to May 25, 1915, Canadian soldier Fred Fisher played a pivotal role in the defense of Hill 60, a strategically important position near Ypres, Belgium. As part of the 10th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force, Fisher and his comrades faced relentless German attacks, including the first large-scale use of poison gas in warfare. Despite the overwhelming odds, Fisher and his fellow soldiers held their ground, repelling multiple German assaults.
Students will
- Learn about Canadians in the 2nd Battle of Ypres in WWI, with a focus on Fred Fisher, VC.
- Discover some commemorative locations near Ypres, Belgium.
- Understand terms related to military honours
- Learn that remembering veterans is an ethical responsibility and choice
- Receive a Lite Membership link to curated online content which transports students to a virtual learning location, such as the Last Post at the Menin Gate etc.
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