Mon Prof Augmenté
A Life Along a Timeline
Age 7 · History
Open to everyone until Thursday, November 19
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A timeline puts things in the order they happened, with the oldest on the left and the newest on the right. The marks are the same distance apart, so each jump between them means the same amount of time.
Examples
- You eat breakfast before school, you play during break time, and you go home after school.
- On a timeline of your birthdays, each step from one birthday to the next is one whole year.
Key takeaways
- Things that happened earlier go on the left, and things that happened later go on the right.
- Steps that are the same size stand for the same amount of time.
Carry on in the app
At least one new illustrated lesson every weekday for your child’s year, with its quiz and a reminder at 6:15 pm.
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