The Day I Was Born Project

Posted by: benleitch | 05/10/2020

The Day I Was Born Project

Hi Everyone,

Here is an updated version of The Day I Was Born Project, which is transdisciplinary project for students from Grades 4 – Year 7.

I have previously posted this project quite a few years ago. However, this new and improved version contains updated links and improved information for each section.

As many students transition back to school post COVID-19, this project could be one of the most interesting pieces of work they complete this term.

Here it is:

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Kind regards,

Ben

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