Updated: 11 Jul 2018
A poster providing the definition and some examples of secondary sources.
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Years: 3 - 6
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A poster providing the definition and some examples of secondary sources.
Display this educational poster in your classroom to provide your students with some examples of secondary sources.
Secondary sources are accounts that have been written about an event later on by someone who was not present at the time.
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