Child Labour during the Industrial Revolution: Language Skills in History #ESO4



In today's history lesson in #ESO4 we have been describing different pictures and analysing the poem "The Chimney Sweeper: When my mother died I was very young", by William Blake in order to have a better understanding of child labour during the Industrialisation process.






So we have been practising speaking skills all throughout the lesson.

Lastly, we finished the lesson by reading a short text on the topic and in addition, with a listening task and a quiz about it!

In my view, it was a really productive lesson. Anyway, for reassurance, I will have to ask my students for feedback! (SCROLL DOWN to have a look at the students' feedback form)



Here is a reading of the poem, if you wish to listen to it.

Below you can have a look at the mini-quiz on the listening task.







STUDENT'S FEEDBACK FORM



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  1. Pablo Pacheco Penis13 June 2021 at 09:55

    The industrial revolution goes from 1780 to 1850

    James watt invented the steam machine

    This machine used steam to produce power

    The urban society became important

    People went to cities searching work

    that people protestated and earned the 8h of work and vacations, also kids did not work anymore

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