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Elementary school children learn how to talk about the passing of time, and recognize that historical events may have happened long ago or more recently. They begin to use language to describe when events may occur or may have occurred. This leads to an understanding of the differences between the words 'past', 'present' and 'future' and in turn enables them to talk about similarities and obvious differences between their lives now and how things were in the past.
Try this quiz to see how well you do with understanding past, present and future. It's not as obvious as you might think!
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History is always about things which have already happened
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There are all sorts of people we could talk to if we could time travel!
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You might need to save up first though!
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Things which happen today will be history tomorrow!
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The phrase 'how they were' tells us we're thinking about the past
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Luckily, most people in this country have electricity and water from a tap
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All sorts of things might happen in the future
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The present day means the times we are living in now
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Once an event has passed, it's impossible to change how it happened
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We can compare our lives to those of people in the past
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