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250 prompts matching "Explain and Practice: How the catch was shared"

Spot My Mistake: The camel and why it suited the desert

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Tell me about the camel and why it suited t

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Spot My Mistake: Amina and the kola nut trade

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Tell me about Amina and the kola nut trade

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Picture the Scene: The roads and railways that were built

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the roads and railways that

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Picture the Scene: Zazzau and its wars

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on Zazzau and its wars. Descri

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Picture the Scene: Oyo and the kingdom of Dahomey

You are my Primary 5 History teacher. Today we are on Oyo and the kingdom of Dahomey. Desc

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Picture the Scene: The copper and where it came from

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the copper and where it cam

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Picture the Scene: The flag and anthem that did not change

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the flag and anthem that di

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Mixed Review: Term 2: the eastern and Delta communities

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Revise Term 2: the eastern and Delta commun

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Teach It Back: How a kingdom grew

I am in Primary 5 and I am studying Nigerian history. I have just been taught how a kingdo

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Teach It Back: How long Amina is said to have ruled

I am in Primary 5 and I am studying Nigerian history. I have just been taught how long Ami

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Teach It Back: How families were separated

I am in Primary 5 and I am studying Nigerian history. I have just been taught how families

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Teach It Back: How Nigeria became free

I am in Primary 5. I have just been taught how Nigeria became free in my upper primary his

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Put the Events in Order: Why some kingdoms lasted longer than others

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on why some kingdoms lasted lo

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Put the Events in Order: What their maps were later used for

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on what their maps were later

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Put the Events in Order: The Native Authority

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the Native Authority. Give

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Put the Events in Order: Why resistance is remembered

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on why resistance is remembere

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Put the Events in Order: The army of Kanem-Bornu

You are my Primary 5 History teacher. Today we are on the army of Kanem-Bornu. Give me fiv

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Put the Events in Order: Why the pyramids disappeared

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on why the pyramids disappeare

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Put the Events in Order: Salt coming south

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on salt coming south. Give me

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Put the Events in Order: The mathematics inside a game of ayo

You are my Primary 5 Nigerian History teacher. Today we are on the mathematics inside a ga

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