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A language-themed trail around took place on 12 April and saw over 340 people take part.
Families were invited to collect their 青瓜视频楲ooking for Languages青瓜视频� trail sheets from members of the , find the language-related items and take part in associated activities - including writing your name in hieroglyphs, learning about palindromes and roaring like a dinosaur. Children received a 青瓜视频榣anguage detective青瓜视频� badge after completing the trail.
The Linguistic Diversity Collective designed the trail, in partnership with Research Platform and Manchester Museum, to encourage children to think about their own language and explore areas of linguistics in a fun and engaging way.
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