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Paleolithic

Paleolithic. Lucy and Ardi: 100 points. Where were the remains of Lucy and Ardi found?. Answer. Lucy and Ardi: 100 points. Ethiopia, Africa. Game Board. Lucy and Ardi: 200 points. How long ago did Lucy and Ardi live?. Answer. Lucy and Ardi: 200 points. About 3 million years ago.

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Life Science Summative Review

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First Nations of Canada

First Nations of Canada. Grade Five Social E. Larson. Who are the First Nations?. They were the first group of people or nation to live in Canada. They are the aboriginal or indigenous people in Canada. They include the Inuit and the Metis .

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Georgia History Chapter 4

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Cro Magnon

By Mario,Carsyn,Cam, Emily. Cro Magnon . Cro Magnon!. Introduction. Do you want excitement? Do you want fear? Then watch this! We are going to teach you about C ro Magnon . Just sit back, relax, and watch our one and only show. Physical Appearance .

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Selection 3:Boss of the Plains The Hat that Won the West

Selection 3:Boss of the Plains The Hat that Won the West. Written by Laurie Carlson Illustrated by Holly Meade. Awards. ALA Notable CBC Choices Horn Book Fanfare New York Public Library Title for Reading and Sharing. Genre: Biography. A true story of the life of a real person.

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Selection 3:Boss of the Plains The Hat that Won the West

Selection 3:Boss of the Plains The Hat that Won the West. Written by Laurie Carlson Illustrated by Holly Meade. Awards. ALA Notable CBC Choices Horn Book Fanfare New York Public Library Title for Reading and Sharing. Genre: Biography. A true story of the life of a real person.

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Selection 3:Boss of the Plains The Hat that Won the West

Selection 3:Boss of the Plains The Hat that Won the West. Written by Laurie Carlson Illustrated by Holly Meade. Awards. ALA Notable CBC Choices Horn Book Fanfare New York Public Library Title for Reading and Sharing. Genre: Biography. A true story of the life of a real person.

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Neanderthals

Neanderthals. By: Brandon, Eric, and Riley.

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Delaware Indians

Delaware Indians. By The Eastern Woodlands Group Madilyn Coulson , Hailey Krinn , Tony Washington, Christian Ceneskie , and Wyatt Bennett. Where did they come from?.

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Pre-Columbian Art

Pre-Columbian Art. By: Morgan Greenough. Regions. The two geographic regions that flourished in Mexico, Central America and South America were: Mesoamerica : Mexico and the northern counties of central America Andean: Coastal and highlands areas of Peru. Location.

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Prometheus

Prometheus. retold by : Amy Pickett ? , Hunter Martin ? , Maggie Coughlin ? , and Jordan Reynolds ?. Over a thousand years ago, two Titan brothers, unlike the other Olympians, lived on earth. Their names were Prometheus and Epimetheus.

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SEPAK TAKRAW

SEPAK TAKRAW. By: Zerick D. Green . BACKGROUND/HISTORY. Sepak Takraw is a sport played primary in Southeast Asia especially in Malaysia. It is similar to Volleyball, only you kick the ball instead of using your -hands.

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By Matt & Erica

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The Woodland Cree

The Woodland Cree. The Woodland Cree are one of many tribes in Canada. They lived in the harsh conditions that we today have resolved with inventions, like air conditioning and heating. They are an Algonquian nation. The Cree lived in the northern regions of Canada, like Algonquian Park. .

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Wampanoag Indian

By lynnley J akayla T homas. Wampanoag Indian. Homes. The wampanoag indians lived on the eastern cost of north america . because of where they live. The wamponoag homes were dune shaped wigwoms . . Clothing .

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Mohawk Indians

Mohawk Indians. By: Miles Kousoulas. Hunting. ~ The Mohawk Indians hunted deer, rabbits, and buffalo ~ They used bow and arrows, knives, and many other weapons ~ Boys were not allowed to hunt until they were old enough. Sled Dogs. ~The Mohawk Indians used snow dogs attached to sleds

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The Comanche Nomads of the Southern Plains

The Comanche Nomads of the Southern Plains. Introduction. Main Points within Presentation: The Comanche and their Traditional Life (traditions) Role of Men, Women and Children within the tribe (food) How Geographic characteristics influenced the Comanche (tools/shelter) References.

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By: Eliza mahoney

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Sepak Takraw

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