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Titanic Maze Can you guide Titanic teddy back to the Titanic. www.titanichonourandglorylimited.com Add us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/titanichonourandglory Name: Class: The Titanic Story Titanic wordsearch In 1909 work began to build the Titanic. More than 11,300 Irish workers were busy building the P A L P I Y K Q F H O I biggest ever built. She was built in Harland & shipyard in . A T L A N T I C O Q V R When Titanic was launched in May 1911 she was still empty inside and had to be fitted out, with all the very best of furniture like chairs, tables and . S M B J X W C H X P O P On April 2nd 1912 Titanic went on her sea trials and later that day sailed to S H K E C G E R N G Y R to load up all her supplies for the trip, ready for her first voyage. th st E D U W F V B Z E P A O On the 10 of April, Titanic’s boarded the ship. 1 class had rich and famous passengers such as Mr & Mrs Strauss, Molly Brown and . N D C L U D E C K W G P rd G B R E L J R O M Y E E 3 class passengers were mainly immigrants, many leaving their homes and families to start a new life in . E V D F L A G S N F U L At midday with all her passengers on board, R.M.S Titanic set sail for New York. The Titanic had two ports of call after Southampton, these were Cherbourg in France and then R L I F E B O A T S L L onto in Ireland. S A J C T L E H M G Z E Most of Titanic’s passengers went to bed early, about 9pm on April 14th. B S A M E R I C A N S R At 11:40pm, R.M.S. struck an . C A P T A I N I T K A S Two hours later, Titanic sank beneath the waves. Titanic’s survivors were rescued by the Cunard liner, named , under the command of Captain Arthur . Can you find the words below in the grid? They were then taken to . VOYAGE LIFEBOAT ICEBERG PASSENGERS CREW The wreck of the Titanic was discovered by Dr. Robert Ballard on CAPTAIN PROPELLERS HULL FLAGS st DECK AMERICA ATLANTIC September 1 1985. Southampton, Carpathia, Wolff, Rostron, Queenstown, Belfast, Iceberg, New York, Passengers, America, John Jacob Astor, Titanic, The Grand Staircase, Ship R.M.S. Titanic - Wireless Operator Poetry Using the Morse Code shown below write a message in code, then swap with a partner and decode their message. Write a poem or story, with each sentence beginning with the letters below. Morse Code Alphabet. A .- N -. 0 ----- Example: B -... O --- 1 .---- The message in Morse code: T C -.-. P .--. 2 .. --- D -.. Q --.- 3 ... -- .-- /./ ..../.-/..-/./ ..../../-/ E . R .-. 4 .... - .-/-./ ../-.-././-.../.-./--./.-.-.-/ I F ..-. S ... 5 ..... G --. T - 6 - .... Would read: We have hit an iceberg. H .... U ..- 7 -- ... T I .. V ...- 8 ---.. J .--- W .-- 9 ----. K -.- X -..- Full stop .-.-.- A L .-.. Y -.-- Comma --..-- M -- Z --.. Query ..--.. Separate each letter with a forward slash / N Your message in Morse Code: I C Your message decoded: What was the name of Titanic’s sister ship? Log onto our facebook page for the answer Titanic Art Gallery. Colour in these drawings and turn them into a masterpiece of the splendor of Titanic. .

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