LIFE IN WORLD WAR TWO

WW2 food rations

WW2 food rations

This site has been developed to help you learn about life in World War Two.  There are many links which will be useful for your work which we will be covering in class but also others which will give you additional information about Britain during World War Two.

During World War Two the people of Britain suffered incredible hardships:

- children were evacuated away from their parents

- large parts of the country were torn apart by the bombing

- food, clothing and other essential item were rationed

- many people lost family members and friends as they were killed in fighting, bombing or as a result of suffering from difficult conditions

We will not forget this difficult time for the country.

Advertisement

5 Responses to “LIFE IN WORLD WAR TWO”

  1. happybrad Says:

    My Great Gran was evacuated from London to Cornwall,she remembers ww2 they had ration books and identiy cards.My Great Grampie served in WW2 in the RAF,he went to Burma for a while he always used to say they had to go there by boat and it took 3 months,he got the Burma Star Medal I enjoyed learning about ww2 hope the new year 6 does too.

  2. space monkey = haydn Says:

    My grandad was a school boy during the war and the worst thing was he lived in exeter and that place is a city and it got bombed.

  3. Missile Mike Says:

    My Great Great Grand dad was in world war 2, he was in a ship at war.
    My Gran was an evacuee she remembers the gas masks, the ration books the cards around there neck and she has a vidio of her running into the Anderson shelter. :)

  4. J Jay Da Skater Man :D Says:

    My grandad was … wait let me tellim … ;) he says that he was 12 when he was in the war it was a tragety for him his mother had died but he had got over it now today with me and that…

    So, GOOOOOOOOOOOD LUCK WITH THE BABY MISS!!
    :d :) ;)

  5. Anonymous Says:

    This information is great for my history project
    Thanks ! LOL :)

Leave a Reply

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Log Out / Change )

Twitter picture

You are commenting using your Twitter account. Log Out / Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out / Change )

Connecting to %s

Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.