Neolithic Village Life
Age 8 · History
In Neolithic times, people began to live in one place all year. They grew grain, kept animals, made clay pots, and used polished stone tools.
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- Clay bowls and jars: containers shaped from clay and dried or fired.
- Polished stone axe: a stone blade tied to a wooden handle for chopping wood.
- Wheat plants: grain crops grown in a small field.
- Goat: a farm animal kept in a wooden pen.
Examples
- A farmer planting wheat in a field.
- A potter shaping a bowl from clay.
Key takeaways
- People settled in villages and grew their own food.
- They made pottery and polished stone tools for daily work.
Quiz: Neolithic Village Life (Age 8)
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What big change happened in the Neolithic way of life?
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How did Neolithic people get their food?
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What did Neolithic people make for daily work?
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