History L.O. I can sequence the events of Captain Scott’s expedition to the South Pole and identify the turning points in his journey

 We looked at some artefacts that were similar to those used by captain Scott and his colleagues on their expedition in 1912. We realised that this was the same year that the Titanic sank. Then we sequenced pictures in the order we thought was correct. After this, we made a ‘graph’ of the pictures according to whether they were happy or sad events and discussed the things that happened that marked a turning point in the expedition.















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