Gaelic (Learners): A Holiday in Edinburgh (Saor-làithean ann an Dùn Èideann)
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| Title | Gaelic (Learners): A Holiday in Edinburgh (Saor-làithean ann an Dùn Èideann) |
| Description | Support pack to meet the 2006 Arrangements for Intermediate 2. This unit will develop students’ linguistic skills in the context of a holiday in Edinburgh. The pack contains notes for teachers/lecturers and student activities.
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| Level(s) | Int2 |
| Date of publication | June 2006 |
| Resource status | Currently In Use |
| Free downloadable material |  Word file: A Holiday in Edinburgh for Intermediate 2 (2 MB) |
| Producer | |
| Copyright | Learning and Teaching Scotland |
| Advice for users | Users should check that documents conform with current SQA Arrangements |
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