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221 prompts matching "What happens to a farm with no records"

Mixed review: Cotton for the textile mill

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Observe at home: The farmer

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Explain The hard labour it took

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Compare and contrast: Crops that do well with little rain

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Spot my mistake: How farming let people settle in one place

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Observe at home: Mixed farming

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Picture question: Why millet grows in the north

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Observe at home: Going back over the crop topics

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Mixed review: Going back over the animal topics

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Spot my mistake: How little a farm produced

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Picture question: Cutting out with care

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Compare and contrast: Knowing who you are cooking for

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Spot my mistake: The school farm and who runs it

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Compare and contrast: Why agriculture is called the base of the economy

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Challenge game: How farmers shelter animals from heat

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Mixed review: How to become an agricultural science teacher

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Mini project: How farming reached this part of Africa

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Explain Talking to a trusted adult about the changes

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Disadvantages of early farming in Nigeria

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I am a Primary 6 pupil in Nigeria. Use examples from Nigerian farms, markets, or homes to teach me about the disadvantages of early farming, then ask me 3 questions using Nigerian examples to see if I understood.

Mini project: What growing up means

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