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Trekking to Timbuktu: Assessment of Lessons 1-7 - Teacher Version

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Eleventh graders use several pieces of poster board taped together and make an illustrated timeline of the history of Timbuktu. For the illustrations, use graphics downloaded from websites visited during this unit or draw pictures freehand.

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11th
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