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Tag: social studies
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Māori Fortification by Ian Knight
By Barbara Smail
14 October 2015
Detailed and fascinating information about Māori fortifications.
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Earmuffs for everyone by Meghan McCarthy
By karen
9 September 2015
Ear covers, ear flaps, ear-mufflers, ear-protectors, ear-slippers, ear wrappers, - keeping ears toasty since 1877.
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Ancient Greeks – 12 projects to make and do (Craft box series)
By melissa
17 June 2015
Packed with crafts, facts and fun activities to make the ancient Greek civilisation come alive!
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Silver people: a tale from the Panama Canal by Margarita Engle
By michelle
27 May 2015
A poetic look at the construction of the Panama Canal.
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Women who changed history by Adam Sutherland
By melissa
13 May 2015
Take a look at the lives of significant women who affected the course of world history.
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Alcatraz by Natalie Hyde
By michelle
1 April 2015
‘The Rock’ was a high-security prison island reserved for America’s most dangerous criminals.
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Taratoa and the code of conduct: A story from the battle of Gate Pa by Debbie McCauley
By Barbara Smail
26 November 2014
This is a fascinating account of a tumultuous period and event in New Zealand history.
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An ANZAC tale by Ruth Starke
By debbie
6 August 2014
The ANZAC campaign as told through the eyes of mates Roy and Wally.
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Sophie Scott goes south by Alison Lester
By pamela
30 May 2014
Step on board an icebreaker for an adventure to Antarctica.
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Brilliant beauty inventions by Nadia Higgins.
By karen
9 May 2014
Can you believe people have been making hair dyes for thousands of years, using everything from boiled walnuts to gold powder?
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Bomb Girls by Jacky Hyams
By melissa
11 April 2014
‘They didn’t fire the bullets, but they filled them up with explosives’.
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