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1 What is different in this classroom?

2 How do we know when school ends or we have to change lessons?

3 Assembly How is this assembly different to ours?

4 How is this desk and chair different to ours?

5 Do you think this desk is older or younger Than the other one? Why ?

6 What do you think these are used for?

7 What do you think these are?

8 What exercise book do you think this is ?

9 What do you notice about the writing in this geography book?

10 You have just seen photos of school life fifty years ago. Imagine you are a TV presenter who is going to interview someone who went to school a long time ago- What questions would you ask?

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