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Bundle: Library Classification Labels – 4x Pack of 100
A range of self-adhesive labels which provide a simplified, colour coded Dewey classification which can be used in Primary School. The 12 colours (purple, mauve, red, yellow, brown, light blue, green, dark blue, black, grey, orange and white), as well as the Dewey numbers, help children to locate materials on a specific subject. Each pack contains 100 labels of one colour.
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You may use these free digital books and assessments to gauge what level your student is reading at: from 5 to 12 years.
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If you are after pre-made resources &/or more digital books, please see our Digital Rainbows.
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Out of Slavery
Out of Slavery (published in 2004) tells the story of black British Caribbean people and their journey from Africa to Britain. In recent years, the slave trade and related topics have attracted a great deal of interest amongst historical researchers and there are many excellent scholarly works on the subject. This book, however, is not an academic work, but it draws on recent research and primary source material to offer a clear and accessible overview – not only of the transatlantic slave trade, but of the whole story so far, from its beginnings in Africa to the post-war immigration and race riots of the last century.
"Nardia Fosters’ book is a unique contribution to educational resources in the area of Black British history. It is an important and detailed piece of work, providing a wealth of valuable information; highlighting the long history of Black people in Britain, as well as providing a detailed understanding of t"#he lives of enslaved Africans and African Caribbean people and their evolution into what we understand today to be Black British Caribbean people. A ‘go to’ resource for any educator seeking to understand Black lives in Britain today." Rev Dr Doreen Morrison is a historical theologian, author and a member of the Baptist World Alliance Heritage and Identity Commission (2015 – 2020)
Contents of Out of Slavery
Contents
Foreword
Preface
Introduction
National Curriculum links
1 African roots
2 Slavery
3 The Caribbean
4 Conquest and cultivation
5 Capture and deportation
6 Life on the plantations
7 Slave communities and culture
8 A society under strain
9 Ending the trade
10 The fight for freedom
11 Loosing the shackles
12 Black presence in Britain up to 1900
13 Black people in wartime
14 Post-war immigrants
15 Born black, born British
Timeline
Appendices
Further reading
Useful addresses
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