How has our Welsh World changed over the years?Why has Wales changed? How do we know?
(e.g. hill, mountain, river)
(e.g. building, roads)
(e.g. forward, back, left, right)
(e.g. North, North West, South, East, West)
(e.g. what do you think about...?)
The area around your school and where you live.
A detailed critical inspection, usually a set of questions that you ask a large number of people in order to find out about their opinions or behaviour.
An object or structure on land that is easy to see and recognise.
Services are things such as shops, hospitals, libraries, leisure centres and swimming pools.
Different sources gives us information about the past, e.g. old photographs. Historians use sources as evidence about life in the past.
A form of hydro power that converts the energy of tides into electricity or other useful forms of power.
A low cost, renewable source of energy that is capable of providing significant amounts of electricity.
A body of water forming around the shoreline, e.g. Swansea Bay.
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Tenby has changed from a small fishing port to a popular tourist area.
Rhondda Valley has changed from a strong coal-mining valley to a green heritage park.
Blaenau Ffestiniog has changed from a strong slate mining town into a popular place for tourists and outdoor activities.
Swansea Docks has changed from exporting 60% of the world's copper to becoming the SA1 Swansea Waterfront development.
Cardiff Bay has changed from being a major port for exporting coal to the rest of the world to a new, exciting and multicultural waterfront full of exciting things to do.