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This document contains an activity worksheet for a 7th grade class about their field trip to the Tower of London. [1] The worksheet has students match pictures from their field trip to excerpts from the story and choose their favorite paragraphs to read aloud. [2] It also has students evaluate the activity both individually and as a group to give their opinion on if they found it interesting or boring. [3]
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