Learning Lunch

• History
• Primary Education

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What treatments did Medieval doctors use?

1. Spells and charms
2. Key hole surgery
3. Bleeding and purging
4. swallowing leeches

What methods did Medieval doctors use to diagnose patients?

1. The four humours
2. Observation
3. Urine charts
4. Taking their pulse

Name two Ancient Doctors

1. Rhazes
2. Avicenna
3. Hippocrates
4. Galen

When was the NHS begun?

1. 1348
2. 1548
3. 1748
4. 1948

What does NHS stand for?

1. Never Heat Soup
2. National Health Service
3. National Hospital Service
4. Hearby Help Service

Tsar Nicholas

This man was the Emperor of Russia. 

Alexei

Alexei was the only son of the Tsar. He was a haemophiliac and suffered terribly. 

Anastasia

The youngest daughter of the Tsar. Some people believed that she survived the massacre. 

Alex

The Tsarina - the wife of the Tsar. She was very religious and hardly ever smiled. 

What does this picture tell us about medieval wounds? 

This is  a medieval picture titled 'Wound Man' that depicts what could happen to a body during warfare. 

Wound Man

The helpers

The people in hiding

Tell the group: We saw in the video that Anne Frank lived in hiding in the Secret Annex with her parents and sister, the Van Pels family, and Fritz Pfeffer. We also learned that five people, the helpers, helped them.

Ask the group: Here, we see family trees with the names of those in hiding and the helpers. Can you match the photos to the names? Take a close look at the pictures; who do you think they are?

Additional information: You can have the students do this assignment individually on their devices or in class on the IWB. You can enlarge the photos to see them better. 

The purpose of this question is to ensure that students get a better idea of who was in hiding in the Secret Annex and who helped them. Putting names to the faces, literally.

lightning bombing of an area

preserving food stocks by careful eating

soldiers protecting the home ground

Moving away to a place of safety

the actions taken at home to support the war

Evacuation

Blitz

Rationing

Home Guard

Home Front

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These sources are about medieval medicine. How do you know?

Bomb Shelters

People were encouraged to build shelters in their back gardens to protect them from bombs dropped from the air. There were also public shelters underground and the London tube. 

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