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Homework
for Wed 6th Sept
Look
at the pictures from Tautavel where the oldest human remains
in France were found.
http://www.tautavel.culture.gouv.fr/
Click
on the little British flag to get the English version.Then
'Way of Life and Behaviour' and then 'Habitat & Hunting'.
Click
on the four pictures shown to see how Homo Erectus lived
half a million years ago.
Having
difficulties finding a computer to work with? Go to the
school library.....
Print
off these notes, read them and keep them carefully in
your file :
Old
Stone Age Notes
Homework
for Tue 19th Sept
New
Stone Age
Click
here if you didn't finish your First
Farmers notes.
Fertile
Crescent Map
In ink neatly name the following. Be careful with spelling.
Page 18 in 'Ancient World' may help.
Seas:
Mediterranean
Sea , Red Sea , Caspian Sea , Persian Gulf
Rivers:
Tigris
, Euphrates
, Nile
Regions:
Mesopotamia
, Egypt
Cities:
Ur ,
Babylonia ,
Jericho, Memphis, Thebes
Lightly
colour the fertile crescent green, the mountains brown/orange,
the desert yellow and the coasts & rivers blue.
Revise
Old Stone Age notes and First Farmers notes for test.
Homework
for Tue 4th Oct
Print
these First
Writing notes. Bring atlas and coloured pencils to
lesson.
Homework
for Tue 10th Oct
Planet
Earth and Climate Zones
On
'Earth at December Solstice' diagram colour daylight side
of earth light green (land) and light blue (ocean) and
night time side of earth dark green (land) and dark green
(ocean) .
Complete
your the 'Earth : Climate Zones' map by writing neatly
in ink the following:
In
left-hand boxes from top to bottom : 66.5°
N, 23.5°N, 0°, 23.5°S, 66.5° S.
In middle boxes from top to bottom : Polar Zone,Temperate
Zone, Tropics,Temperate Zone, Polar Zone.
In right- hand boxes from top to bottom : Arctic
Circle, Tropic of Cancer, Equator, Tropic of Capricorn,
Antarctic Circle.
Homework
for Wed 11th Oct
Coordinates
Ex
C 1,2,3 & 4 page 2 of worksheet
Find
the continents, oceans,islands and countries using the
latitudes and longitudes given. The map at the top of
the sheet helps you and pages 12/13 & 24/25 in the
Atlas are useful for names..
,
Continents
Map
Name
the six oceans and seven continents using
pages 24 & 25 in the atlas. Be careful with spelling.
Lightly colour the continents (different colours but not
blue).
Climate
Zones Map
- Lightly colour the land only :
- Polar zones : grey
- Temperate zones : yellow
- Tropics : red
Lost
Villages
Look
for the countries and names of these isolated villages.
First of all estimate where they are using pages
12 &13 in the atlas. Then look at a more detailed
continent map . Then, if necessary look at a country map.
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16°16'N 0°03'E
- 68°28'N 112°18'E
- 45°25'S 167°45'E
- 3°24'S 64°'45W
- 67°49'N 115°12'W
Bring
'Ancient World' to the lesson. We're going to study Egypt.
Homework
for Fri 20th Oct
Ancient
Egypt Map
- Complete
your Ancient Egypt map.
- Find
out about Egypt's favourite God and Goddess: Osiris
and Isis. What legend is attached to them?
Homework
for Tues 24th Oct
Print
these Nile notes.
Look at the Nile
page of the British Museum website. Do the quiz on
the 'Story' section.
Egyptian
Gods & Goddesses
Look
at the Gods
page of the British Museum website. Read the 'Story'
section. Look at the pictures and descriptions of the
gods in the 'Explore' section
Print
these Egyptian
Gods notes
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Nov
2006 Exam Revision
-
Old Stone Age & First Farmers notes (not the
Otzal : Neolithic Man film questionnaire).
-
Fertile Crescent Map
- First Writing notes : cuneiform
and hieroglyphics
-
Nile map and notes.
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World solstice diagram
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Tropics, arctic circles, continents and oceans maps
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Latitude , longitude and co-ordinates.
How
to revise:
- Read
through the chapters in your notes and make
sure you understand the subject.
- On
small 10X14cms note cards write the key vocabulary
(ideas, themes, names, dates , places etc)
.
- Learn
by heart the vocabulary.
- Ask
someone to test you
Some
sections require short answers and some ask for
longer explanations. You'll need coloured pencils.
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Homework
for Wed 22nd Nov
Pyramids
Click
all around this pyramid
picture and read the explanations.
Homework
for Tues 28th Nov
An
Egyptian Pharaoh : Ramses II
Look
at the Ramses
II frieze, click on the different areas and answer
neatly, in full sentences of your own, this questionnaire.
Pyramids
Click
all around this pyramid
picture again and read the explanations.
Homework
for Tues 12th Dec
The
Hebrews
We
looked at the pictures of the early Hebrews in class.
Now read their story from page 1 and the top two lines
of page 2 on your photocopy.
Jewish
Festivals
On
the back page of your photocopy find out why these celebrations
take place (write two sentences on each) and write when,
approximately, they take place (eg October, December etc).
Be careful ! the spelling may differ from one source of
information to another. The last one is 'Shabout', not
'Sabbath'.
Homework
for Fri 15th Dec
Geography
: World Population Distribution
Use
your atlas (page 14) to answer the questions on densely
and sparsely populated areas.
Now
go to Jan - April
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