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Creative teaching: Myths and legends numeracy projects
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This exciting free resource focuses on the theme of myths and legends and provides two numeracy projects for use in the classroom
Myths and legends numeracy projects
Written by Juliet Smith
This ready-to-use and comprehensive classroom resource includes the following:
- What is a myth?
- What is a legend?
- Famous myths
- Mythical heroes
- Ancient gods and goddesses
- Ancient Greek gods
- Ancient Roman gods
- Greek and Roman god comparisons
- Aztec and Indian gods and goddesses
Two numeracy projects - one each for Key Stages 1 and 2 - are included. This is a wonderful photocopiable resource!
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