What has helped us to build a picture of what happened during the stone age period?
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Year 3 History lesson from the unit Stone age. This lesson uses an enquiry-approach method, and will facilitate students answering the question 'What has helped us to build a picture of what happened during the stone age period?'
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Lesson contents
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Presentation
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History
Y3

Teacher notes
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History
Y3

Skara Brae - Info pack
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History
Y3

Skara Brae - Picture prompts
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History
Y3

How has Skara Brae helped us understand more about how people in Britain lived 5000 years ago? - Worksheet
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Y3

Stonehenge - Info pack
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Y3

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Y3
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