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Grade 5 History W1 D1

COLLEGIATE JUNIOR SCHOOL FOR GIRLSRef: https://www.collegiate.co.za/grade-5-history-w1-d1/

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Collected on 6 August 2026

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This document is a lesson plan for Grade 5 History, outlining tasks for the first day of the first week. Students are instructed to watch a YouTube video up to 3 minutes, study pages 110 to 114 of their textbook, and write down five differences between early African farmers and San hunter-gatherers. The school's contact details and website links are included at the bottom.

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Grade 5 History W1 D1 Lesson 1

Grade 5 students can access the first lesson of the first week of History. They must watch the linked video up to three minutes, study textbook pages 110–114 up to the end of the “Attitudes to land” paragraph, complete the activities orally and write five differences between the first African farmers and the San hunter-gatherers.

Who it is for
Grade 5 History students
How to act on it
Open the lesson, watch the linked YouTube video until 03:00 minutes, use textbook pages 110–114 and complete the stated written and oral activities.
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Write down 5 differences between the first African farmers and the San hunter-gatherers.

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Eastern Cape, Nelson Mandela Bay

Reference

https://www.collegiate.co.za/grade-5-history-w1-d1/

Key Takeaways

  • Grade 5 History
  • W1 D1
  • watch video until 03:00 minutes
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVHD9wGlbho
  • textbook pages 110–114
  • write 5 differences between first African farmers and San hunter-gatherers
  • Kestell St, Parsons Hill, Gqeberha, 6001
  • 041 396 4500
  • school@collegiate.co.za
  • Collegiate School
  • Collegiate Junior School
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