
Need to Know: The Prehistoric Age
Discover the Stone, Bronze and Iron Ages with this first introduction to prehistoric life. Need to Know introduce key topics for children aged 6 plus, featuring fun facts, fantastic photographs and diagrams. The books also include quizzes and project ideas and are book banded. The Prehistoric Age is suitable for children read......
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<p>Discover the Stone, Bronze and Iron Ages with this first introduction to prehistoric life. <i>Need to Know</i> introduce key topics for children aged 6 plus, featuring fun facts, fantastic photographs and diagrams. The books also include quizzes and project ideas and are book banded. <i>The Prehistoric Age</i> is suitable for children reading at Book Band 10: White.<br><br>Contents <i>Prehistoric Life:</i> What was the prehistoric age? / Stone Age life / Stone Age tools / The start of farming / Stonehenge / The Bronze Age / Village life / The Iron Age / Hill forts / Iron age tools / The Celtic religion / Art and design / The end of the Iron Age / Quizzes and games and Projects <br><br>Titles in the Need to Know series: Ancient Egypt / Anglo-Saxons / The Greeks / The Maya / The Prehistoric Age / The Romans / The First World War / The Second World War / Shang Dynasty / The Vikings</p>
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| Produktnavn | Need to Know: The Prehistoric Age |
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