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A LITTLE CURIOITY, MANY IDEA

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They are activities to explore at your pace, not events with registration. The indicated time is that of reading support.

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Between rivers and mountains

A bridge, several questions

Bridges put to the winter test

Crossing the river was part of everyday life.

Saint Nicholas · rivers in 1758

See the 3 steps
  1. It makes three lines: Sendim, Cerdeiró and Bridge of the Cattle.
  2. Write down the material, path and height differences that the document allows to compare.
  3. It distinguishes what the author states from what does not indicate: the exact position and the current state are not deduced from this description.

An activity to try at your own pace, without collecting specimens.

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Support reading: about 2 min. The activity takes place at your pace.

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Life you do not always see

A net under your feet

Tiny animals graze on fungi

Springtails live in a world measured in millimetres.

Soil life · general ecology

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  1. He writes three cards: fallen leaves, fungi and animals that eat fungi.
  2. Connect the cards with arrows indicating the relationships described.
  3. Gather a worm and draw a gallery: the soil transformation involves different activities.

Model of general ecological relationships, without collecting animals or moving the soil.

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Support reading: about 2 min. The activity takes place at your pace.

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Crafts and memories

A week waiting for news

News depended on Raposeira

Letters connected parishes before travelling further.

Santa Senhorinha and Refojos · postal service described in 1758

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  1. Draw the seven days of the week.
  2. It marks the arrival on Tuesday and the departure on Thursday, as shown in the report.
  3. Compared with the postage reading of Bucos: what did the two parishes share?

Historical calendar of 1758, no correspondence with current postal hours.

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Support reading: about 1 min. The activity takes place at your pace.

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