Every year on the fifth of November, people all over the world gather to remember democracy, the British monarchy and the British system of government and to protest with bonfires, fireworks and the burning of effigies. Join us as we explore this curiosity of Britishness.
We cover :
- who was Guy Fawkes?
- what did he do?
- why did he do it?
- what happened next and since?
- democracy, the monarchy and crime-and-punishment
- how to promote and celebrate English with Guy Fawkes Day
- ideas, activites, resources
- for Lower Primary (G1 - 4), Upper Primary/Middle School (G5 - 8) and High School (G9 - 12)
and more. This one-hour session reviews these topic areas with activity ideas; ask us about detailed support.
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