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== C ==
== C ==


* [[Camera]] - a device used for taking [[Photograph|photographs]]
* '''[[Christmas]]''' - a special festival for [[Christian|Christians]] celebrating the birth of [[Jesus]].
* '''[[Christmas]]''' - a special festival for [[Christian|Christians]] celebrating the birth of [[Jesus]].


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* '''Feedback''' - comments or suggestions on how to improve something.
* '''Feedback''' - comments or suggestions on how to improve something.
== H ==
* '''[[Historian]]''' - someone who studies and writes about the past


== I ==
== I ==
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== P ==
== P ==


* '''[[Photograph]]''' - A picture made using a [[camera]]. They are sometimes called photos.
* '''[[Photography]]''' - the process of taking a [[photograph]]
* '''Poor''' - being short of [[money]], [[food]], [[clothing]] or a [[home]].
* '''Poor''' - being short of [[money]], [[food]], [[clothing]] or a [[home]].



Revision as of 14:22, 27 September 2026

C

D

F

  • Feedback - comments or suggestions on how to improve something.

H

  • Historian - someone who studies and writes about the past

I

  • Incarnation - Christian's believe that God became human in the person known as Jesus.
  • Instructions - tell us how to do something.

K

  • King - the male head of a royal family.

L

  • Listening - paying attention to what someone is saying

N

P

Q

  • Queen - the female head of a royal family.
  • Question - a type of sentence that asks the listener for an answer.

R

  • Retelling - summarising a story in your own words, highlighting key events and details.
  • Royal family - a group of relatives who rule a country.

S

  • Speaking - using your voice to talk to someone.
  • Success criteria - a list which helps to see if the object does what it is expected to do.

T

  • Testing - trying something to see if it works so that changes or improvements can be made.

V

  • Volume - how loud or quiet someone speaks.