I would say the five most important dates were as follows:
5
one of them was the Black Death
yup
In today's value the cost of a 5 bedroom house.
well there were some things which came from that time period but if you look for bbc past you may find lots of ideas or you could buy this book from amazon you wouldnt want to be in the middle ages
5 events that led to the statehood of colorado
5
one of them was the Black Death
Middle Ages - 1992 Murmur of the Heart 1-5 was released on: USA: 1 October 1992
In the Middle Ages (5 Century to the 15th century)
yup
It takes 5 years off of your life!
In today's value the cost of a 5 bedroom house.
Several. Probably only 4 or 5 actually.
Apart from the obvious German Surrender, there were some key events. For example, there was; Case Blue, Operation Little Saturn, Operation Winter storm and Operation Uranus. These were the 5 key events for the timeline of the Battle of Stalingrad.
Well, it depends because different school districts have the grades grouped differently. Most commonly, it goes like this: Elementary School: Kindergarten through 5th grade (ages 5-11) Middle School: 6th through 8th grade (ages 11-14) High School: 9th through 12th grade (ages 14-18) But sometimes it's: Elementary: Kindergarten through 6th grade (ages 5-12) Middle: 7th and 8th grade (ages 12-14) High: 9th through 12th grade (ages 14-18) Or Elementary: Kindergarten through 4th grade (ages 5-10) Middle: 5th through 8th grade (ages 10-14) High: 9th through 12th grade (ages 14-18) And, this used to be the norm back in the older days, and is not common anymore, but some school systems do still do it like this: Elementary: Kindergarten through 6th grade (ages 5-12) Junior High (not middle school): 7th through 9th grade (ages 12-15) High School: 10th through 12th grade (ages 15-18)
The UK doesn't have a Middle School. We only have Primary School and Secondary School. But our Primary school is a mix of your Elementry school and Middle school rolled into one. So Primary School age groups are: Nursery (not really counted, you don't have to go) - Ages 3-4 Reception - Ages 4-5 Year 1 - Ages 5-6 Year 2 - Ages 6-7 Year 3 - Ages 7-8 Year 4 - Ages 8-9 Year 5 - Ages 9-10 Year 6 - Ages 10-11 Then you have Secondary School: Year 7 - Ages 11-12 Year 8 - Ages 12-13 Year 9 - Ages 13-14 Year 10 - Ages 14-15 Year 11 - Ages 15-16 Year 12 - Ages 16-17 Year 13 - Ages 17-18 *Year 12 and 13 are not compulsory