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Asian studies centers for Easel Activities
Asia Walking Tour on History, Culture, Physical Geography, Economy More!
Introduce your students to Asia and examine the countries of the continent with an easy to prep and content-filled Walking Tour that will be engaging and fun for your whole class!Investigate one Asian country or region at a time or complete as a multi-day activity where student examine and compare all 8 countries included.Use as a lesson for the Geography of Asia or to introduce the region for a History lesson or Book setting.In this 78+ page Walking Tour or Gallery Walk Activity and Interactive
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6th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Modern World History Interactive Lessons Bundle Walking Tours & More
AAPI Heritage Month Engaging Reading Comprehension Passages & Question for K-2
Immerse your students in the rich tapestry of Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage with our comprehensive collection of reading comprehension passages. Perfect for honoring AAPI Heritage Month, this resource features 37 captivating passages highlighting notable figures such as Bruce Lee, Kamala Harris, and Yo-Yo Ma. Each passage is accompanied by three skill-building questions, designed to enhance reading comprehension and critical thinking skills for students in kindergarten through sec
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K - 3rd
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Paper Son Tyrus Wong Lesson Plan
Paper Son The Inspiring Story of Tyrus Wong, Immigrant and Artist Leung Lesson Plan is perfect for teaching about Chinese American artists, art history and immigration. This resource includes: Learning ObjectivesPre-Reading QuestionsReading Comprehension QuestionsNew Vocabulary Activities Text-to-Self-Text-World Activity Cause & Effect Activity Character Analysis Activity Story Sequencing Activity Main Idea and Details ActivityWord SearchColoring Activity If you have any questions, please em
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K - 3rd
An East Indian Fairy Tale The Magic Bed Distance Learning
$6 Grades 3-6This is an old East Indian fairy tale translated and published in 1910 (therefore it is in the public domain). It includes the East Indian fairy tale called "The Magic Bed" which is being re-told in this package. Hartwell James translated and re-told this story in 1910. This is what he had to say about fairy tales from India: India is undoubtedly the home of the fairy-tale. Of those now in existence, probably one-third of them came from India. Gypsies, missionaries, travelers a
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3rd - 6th
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