Stone age fun facts
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10,000 BC- the first settlers arrived during the Stone Age. People used caves for homes. 71 AD- The Romans arrive in Doncaster and build Fort Danum. 1180- The Normans build Conisbrough Castle. 1505- Henry VII granted Doncaster the right to have a market. 1562- The plague hits Doncaster. 1750- The Mansion House was built.
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Stone Age to Iron Age. Ancient Egyptians. Ancient Mayans. Geography: Earthquakes and volcanoes. ... There are a range of fun activities to choose from and bronze, silver and gold awards to achieve depending on how many you complete.The activities are divided into two sections:
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Young children are rarely still for long periods of time. Encourage your child to play fun, simple games with you that allow him to practice being quiet for small increments of time.This will help your child as he grows and learns to listen for God’s voice.
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FUN FACTS ABOUT THE STOMACH The Tasmanian Devil can swallow 40 percent of its body weight in a half-hour. That's like eating 216 hamburgers for lunch! If you ate like a vulture, you could ear 108 hamburgers in one meal. They eat 20% of their body weight. Their stomach acid is so strong they can dissolve botulism and cholera. SMALL INTESTINE
10 Interesting Facts About The Stone Age
Around 10,000 B.C., people made two important discoveries. They learned to plant seeds to grow food, and they learned to domesticate animals. These discoveries meant that people no longer had to wander in search of food. They could live in permanent settlements. This change marked the beginning of the New Stone Age, or Neolithic period.
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Visit the local library to find non-fiction books about the Stone Age. Look for information using contents, glossaries and index pages. Write down any new facts you have learnt and …
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Genesis 1:26–31; 2:4–25. On the sixth day, God gave the first man the breath of life. God named him Adam. The Lord saw that it was not good for man to be alone, so He created Eve.
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List and compare facts learned from a book. Choose to read daily for enjoyment. Use multiple-meaning words in sentences. Write a fictional narrative. Write a how-to explanation. Write about and design a piece of public art. Draw and label a diagram for the five senses. Week 4. Approaching: Telephones Then and Now. On Level: Cars Then and Now ...
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