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Writing our past
a literacy resource at key stage 2

2007 sees the 200th Anniversary of the parliamentary abolition of the slave trade in the British Empire. This resource is packed with ideas to support children to research and write about the achievements of people, from all over the world, who have lived in Britain. Takes the life of Olaudah Equiano as an example. Suggests sources for further stimulus.

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Game based on the life of Oluadah Equiano

Ordering and resource details

Sample page from the handbook

Useful articles relating to this resource:

Exploring Birmingham's hidden histories

Interested in this? See also:

Jamaica

Family album

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Resource details
ISBN-10: 0 948838 57 4
ISBN-13: 978-0-948838-57-6
Price: £7.50

Contents:

	Planning and preparation Aims and strategies School-based examples
	Teaching and learning Writing frames Writing biography Genres Drama and role play Board games Display Sharing work
	Assessing
	Evaluating
	Resources Our top twelve biographies Additional biographies Information sources
	Photocopiable grids and frames

This resource has come out of the work of the Tide~ teacher network.
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