8B1 - Introduction to the Industrial Revolution.ppt

Industrial revolution

1. Starter:
Memory Game

2. How many can
you remember?
What do the
images have in
common?

3. How did Britain change
between 1750 and 1900?
Learning Objectives
1. To identify the
similarities and
differences between
1750 and 1900.
2. To describe key
changes between 1750
and 1900.

4. Spot the
Difference
Use your two
images/sources to highlight
the key similarities and
differences –use numbers,
letters or colours to show
different features.
Britain in 1750
Britain in 1900

5. Talk Partners
‘What do you think are the 3 most
significant changes between 1750
and 1900?’
2
minutes

6. How did 1750
compare to 1900?
Factor 1750 1900
Population 7 million 37 million
People living in
towns
13% 87%
Life Expectancy Men 31
Women 33
Men 45
Women 48

7. Senses task
The
Senses
Task
1) Hear 2) Sight
3) Smell
4)
Touch/feel

8. Activity: Diary Entry
YOU are JOE AVERAGE from 1750
and you have travelled forward in
time to 1900!
Write a diary entry describing how
different Britain looks in 1900.
Mention as many similarities and
differences as you can
(Level 3-4).
EXTENSION: Try to explain how
life might be better or worse when
you compare 1750 to 1900 (Level 5).

9. Keywords Definitions
Industrial Revolution
Population growth
Cause
Factory
Industry
Consequences
Hygiene
Sanitation
Diet
Wages
What people eat
What is needed to produce goods to trade
Britain’s industry changes from farming
to factories
The number of people in the country gets
bigger
A reason why something happens
Keeping things clean to promote good
health
A big building where lots of people make
things
The amount of money that people are paid
Running water and flushing toilets
What happens after an event takes place

10. How did Britain change
between 1750 and
1900?
Learning Objectives
1. To identify the
similarities and
differences between
1750 and 1900.
2. To describe key
changes between 1750
and 1900.
RECAP

11. Keywords Definitions
Industrial
Revolution
Population growth
Cause
Factory
Industry
Consequences
Hygiene
Sanitation
Diet
Wages
What people eat
What is needed to produce goods to trade
Britain’s industry changes from farming
to factories
The number of people in the country gets
bigger
A reason why something happens
Keeping things clean to promote good
health
A big building where lots of people make
things
The amount of money that people are paid
Running water and flushing toilets
What happens after an event takes place