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Mrs Hosier

Topic Information

 

Spring half term (2)

 

Our topic this half term is

 HOLA MEXICO

 

Welcome to Mexico!

 

 

 

During this half term, we will be learning all about Mexico. We will be researching Mexico and learning about human and physical geography, settlements, climate, history and the Amazon Rainforest.

 

 

While looking at Mexico's history, we will be focusing on The Mayan Civilisation, looking at their artworks, main settlements and their diet.

 

 

 

We will also be researching and preparing a range of traditional Mexican foods. 

 

 

 

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