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  • 19-10-2007 5:56pm
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    gidget
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    Anyone remember doing this in school???

    Used to do it for the English Module

    The teacher would produce the huge box, whereby all the class would take the booklets from the coloured sections, read them & then answer the questions about what they had just read.

    Then when you had done a few out of that coloured section, the teacher would promote you onto a higher coloured section!! I think there was about 11 coloured sections in total. Bit like karate!!! At times you could really see some competitiveness between each other to see who could get to the higher sections more quickly than the others.


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    gidget wrote: »
    Bit like karate!!!
    :D
    gidget wrote: »
    At times you could really see some competitiveness between each other to see who could get to the higher sections more quickly than the others.

    I was always a couple of colours ahead of everyone else. :cool::cool:


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    Reku
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    DesF wrote: »
    :D



    I was always a couple of colours ahead of everyone else. :cool::cool:

    Me too.
    They only brought them in near the end of Primary school for me though, either due to when they came out or just funding in the school I was in.


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