Website Suggestions

From Unit 1, page 3
Geography Hall of Fame

From Unit 1, page 5
Grid References
Symbols and Keys

From Unit 1, page 7
Geography of the UK
England (World Atlas)
United Kingdom (Fact Monster)

From Unit 2, page 11
Landforms
Mount Everest Facts

From Unit 2, page 13
Coastal Landforms
EXTRA: Go to Seaside Tours. Click on the Flickr icons in the photo and list all the coastal landforms that you can see.

From Unit 2, page 15
Rivers
World Rivers (on the left )

From Unit 3, page 19
Weather (BBC)
EXTRA: On the BBC Weather page above, click on "UK Forecast" on the left. Scroll down and play the forecast video. Write down the weather expressions you recognize.

From Unit 3, page 21
Clouds

From Unit 3, page 23
Climate Graph
World Climate

From Unit 4, page 27
Becoming Human
EXTRA: Caveman Challenge Game

From Unit 4, page 29
Catalhoyuk
EXTRA: On the Catalhoyuk website above, explore a Catalhoyuk home or make a Neolithic meal.

From Unit 4, page 31
Stonehenge
Atapuerca
Lascaux
Altamira

From Unit 5, page 35
The Nile in Ancient Egypt

From Unit 5, page 37
Who Killed King Tut?
Tutankhamn (on the left)
EXTRA: Go on a virtual tour of King Tut's tomb.

From Unit 5,page 39
The Gods and Goddesses of Ancient Egypt
Hieroglyphics
EXTRA: Explore an Egyptian mummy. Watch the video and help mummify the pharoah.

From Unit 6, page 43
The Romans in Britain

From Unit 6, page 45
Ancient Greece
Ancient Roman Technology
EXTRA: Read about Ancient Roman leisure and correct the false sentences below.
1. The shows at Roman ampitheatres and theatres were expensive.
2. Actors in the theatre wore masks and wigs.
3. Sometimes gladiators fought wild animals like bears and lions.
4. If the audience put their thumbs out, it meant they wanted the gladiator
to live.
5. Chariot races took place at the Circus Maximus.
6. Romans used public baths only to keep clean.

From Unit 6, page 47
The Olympians
Legend of the Trojan Horse
EXTRA: Write a paragraph about the Greek hero Hercules and the Twelve Labours.