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Y4 Planning: A Village in India
http://www.primaryresources.co.uk/geography/geography.htm Y4 Planning: A Village in India |
 
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Unit 10 - A Village in India
http://www.mape.org.uk/curriculum/geography/pdf2.htm Thinking Skills, ICT and Geography Unit 10 - A Village in India |
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India Fact File .. including a Powerpoint Presentation
http://www.teachers.ash.org.au/jmresources/countries2/india.html#facts India Fact File .. including a Powerpoint Presentation -A village in India - Information and worksheets on the village of Chembakolli. -A village in India - Information about village life in India. -A village in India - The story of Chinnamani. -Living in an Indian Village - Provides information and photos. -A Virtual Village : Arampur - Roam through this village and see some of its residents. |
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Unit 10 - A village in India
http://tinyurl.com/2ksro Unit 10 - A village in India: Click here to go to a Powerpoint Presentation of images from India. Useful to use as stimulus for discussion/mind mapping. |
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A village in India
http://www.standards.dfee.gov.uk/schemes/geography/geo10?version=1 This is a 'long' unit. In it, children develop ideas about a less economically developed country. The unit is based on a photopack produced by ActionAid about the village of Chembakolli in India. However, alternative photopacks are available and the unit has been designed so that it can be used when studying other places. It can also be extended to include other ideas, eg weather and climate in different parts of the world. When studying settlements in less economically developed countries children can gain an unrepresentative view of what life is like in the country. It is useful to investigate other settlements. For example, studying Bangalore as part of this unit would enable children to appreciate contrasts within India. |
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