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Let’s get exploring: Three exciting activities to do on your own, with a partner and as a group
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‘I can…’ checklists: Tick off your new skills as they develop.
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Let’s discuss: Start a conversation by using these questions.
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Timeline: Compare when different events covered in the book took place.
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Maps: Practise your map skills with our world, Europe, Greece, Ireland and South America maps.
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Glossary: Look up the meaning of new words in the illustrated glossary at the back of the book.
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