A journal writing worksheet for students to complete in the classroom, or as a homework task, when learning about convicts.
Use this teaching resource in the classroom when learning about the life of convicts.
Students write a journal entry as a convict in England from the late 1700s who has just been sentenced to seven years of transportation.
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Hello. I love this resource but find the lines are very narrow for writing. Is it possible to have the same task with bigger spaces between lines?
Hi Sonja! We've updated the file with wider lines, as well as converted it into PowerPoint format just in case they need to be wider. Have a great week!