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4th grade asian studies lessons
Chinese New Year 2024 Craft. Year of the Dragon Lantern Craft. Lunar New Year.
2024 Chinese New Year of the Dragon Also includes Year of the Rabbit and Tiger Lantern patterns. This is a growing file, with new images to eventually include all the animals of the Chinese calendar.Images include The Year of the Dragon, Year of the Rabbit, Year of the Tiger.Celebrate the Chinese Year with an easy to make paper lantern craft. To make the lantern you will need one sheet of 8.5x11 card stock or heavy copy paper for the inside of the lantern, and one 9x11 sheet of red construction
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1st - 9th
Chinese New Year Dragons Lesson
Beautiful "Chinese New Year Dragons" that are created using simple classroom materials.
Included in this lesson plan:
- Reading article
- Video
- Templates to cut out each piece of your "dragon"
- Pattern ideas
- Step-by-step lesson instructions
- Assessment rubric
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2nd - 7th, Not Grade Specific
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Ancient China Webquest (Daily Life)
Ancient China Daily Life Webquest:Students will gain a basic understanding of daily life in Ancient China through an easy to follow webquest. Please check out the website by clicking on the link below:http://china.mrdonn.org/index.htmlClick here to view the website.The webquest contains 40 questions and an answer key is included for the teacher. A QR code is included along with the traditional website link. This great activity can be used to introduce or further enhance your students' knowledge
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4th - 10th
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Southwest Region Unit {1 of 5 US Regions}
Help your students learn all about the SOUTHWEST REGION (Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas)After many hours of searching for kid-friendly material on the SOUTHWEST REGION OF THE UNITED STATES to use with my 3rd graders, I decided to create a unit of my own. My goal was to create an INTERACTIVE, ENGAGING, and KID-FRIENDLY unit! That's how this resource was born.THIS PRODUCT INCLUDES:* 6-page informational booklet on the Southwest Region (interactive and kid-friendly)* directions on how to
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2nd - 4th
Asia 48 Countries Study - worksheets with maps and flags for each country
Kids love flags! As they colour in the flags they can learn about the countries the flags belong to and make their very own geography book about the 48 countries in the continent of Asia. One country per page with its flag and map to colour in and information to research: Capital City, Language Spoken, Population, Land Area, Currency, Religion and Interesting Facts. An additional page is provided for those who wish to add to their interesting facts.
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1st - 4th
Japan! Kamishibai Storytelling | Tell the Story of Hachiko - Includes Fun Craft
Kamishibai is a traditional form of Japanese storytelling that incorporates both visual and participatory presentation techniques. This is an easy, kid-friendly lesson on Kamishibai which includes a fun craft allowing students to make their own Kamishibai stage and storyboard cards. In some instances, younger students may require assistance assembling stage. Students are introduced to Hachiko, Japan’s famous “soul” dog, and use their Kamishibai stage to tell his story of loyalty using the pre
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2nd - 6th
Also included in: Japan! The BIG Bundle Grades 3 to 6—Crafts, Lessons & Activities
The Philippines Country Study Powerpoint™ Presentation Slideshow
THE PHILIPPINES COUNTRY STUDY | Slideshow + Notes SheetIf you're teaching about the Philippines, this resource is for you! Learn about the Philippines from a real Filipino (me!) I LOVE sharing about my culture.Take a trip to the Philippines with this slideshow that contains real photographs of the beautiful landscape and people of the Philippines. This slideshow, great for all ages (elementary to high school!), goes briefly into these topics:capitalflaggeographyclimatelanguagehistoryreligionsfoo
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3rd - 12th
Ramadan Craft and Activities with Eid al-Fitr Lantern Craft - Islamic Holidays
Explore Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr with fun crafts and activities. With a Ramadan lantern craft, 2 informational texts, 4 activities about Ramadan and Eid, and paragraph writing practice, you have everything you need for your students to explore how people celebrate Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr. Build community and cultural identity with this great lesson.Here are some ways you can use this resource:✔ Read about the traditions and meaning of Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr✔ Discuss how everyone has unique cultu
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2nd - 4th
Ancient China Dynasties
Learn about the five (5) major dynasties (Xia, Shang, Zhou, Qin, & Han) of ancient China as well as the Warring Period with this comprehensive lesson. Learning is accomplished through readings, cloze notes, the playing of a game, and an optional report card assignment.You get...Six readings which explain the highs and lows of each dynasty on record (Xia, Shang, Zhou, Qin, and Han) as well as the Warring Period. Students then have a flip book to complete which comes in two versions - cloze
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4th - 8th
Japanese Obon Festival Lanterns Lesson
A wonderful multicultural art project made from simple materials found in almost any art room! Students will learn about the Japanese Obon Festival and the fine art of writing with Kanji symbols. They will then create their own "Obon Festival Lanterns" using watercolor paper and watercolor paints.
Included in this lesson are:
- 20-page Kanji Booklet containing 60 different Kanji designs
- 15 pages of step-by-step lesson instructions, including a video for students to watch and full color pho
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4th - 12th
World Religions Worksheets and Map
This lesson focuses on the origins, practices, texts, beliefs, of the world's five major religions.
Hinduism
Judaism
Buddhism
Christianity (Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox)
Islam
There is also a map worksheet included where the students follow a key and label the map according to where each religion is predominantly located around the world. It also includes keys for the map.
There is a Religion Vocabulary sheet included as well that defines key terms from these religions.
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3rd - 12th
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JAPAN Activity PowerPoint Country Lesson 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Grade PPT
JAPAN | PowerPoint Activity Country Lesson 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Grade PPTLearn key facts and information about the country of Japan. Have fun while you learn about Japanese culture and Japan! Looking for more? Check out my JAPAN BUNDLE shown above. ❤ CLICK HERE TO FOLLOW GREEN APPLE LESSONS!
Grades:
K - 4th
Diwali Holidays Around the World PowerPoint Festival of Light
Do you have culturally diverse students in your classroom who celebrate Diwali, the Festival of Lights? Are you looking for an engaging and educational way to foster inclusivity and explore global celebrations? This Diwali PowerPoint is the perfect teaching tool for you! Dive into the rich traditions and significance of Diwali with these 15 captivating photographic slides and detailed explanations for your next social studies lesson.Click here and SAVE 30% by buying ALL of my other Diwali Resour
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2nd - 4th
Also included in: Diwali Holidays Around the World Festival of Light Bundle
Chinese Art - Dragons - Cultural Mini-Lesson & 3-D Clay Project (Steps Included)
This google slides presentation is a cultural mini-lesson about the Eastern Dragon, an important facet of Chinese culture and a muse of Chinese artists for thousands of years. The presentation is 21 slides long and is suited to the art education of students from Kindergarten - 8th grade (elementary and middle school).The first few slides inquire about student's current perception of a dragon. Most students will likely describe the Western (European) concept of a dragon. The presentation will the
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K - 8th
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Also included in: Chinese Art - Art/Art History Lesson Package - 2 Mini Lessons
Virtual Field Trip | Celebrate AANHPI Musicians
Celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AAPI, AANHPI) Heritage Month in May or when studying modern/contemporary musicians with this Virtual Field Trip:Mxmtoon (This or That?)Olivia Rodrigo (This or That?)Sam Tsui (This or That?)Vanessa Hudgens (This or That?)Yuna (This or That?)Bruno Mars (True or False?)Yo Yo Ma (True or False?)Zayn Malik (True or False?)SUMMATIVE CROSSWORD & ANSWER KEY includedNotes to Teacher pageEach musician's slide first starts with an image o
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3rd - 9th
Also included in: Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Month Music Bundle (20% off)
Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Digital Slides - Pacific Islander Slides
Learn about Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with fun digital slides! Explore the geography of Asia and the Pacific Islands and learn about the history of Asian American immigration to the United States. These digital slides include short reading passages, videos, and interactive activities for a highly-engaging lesson about Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. Product Details:42 Interactive SlidesShort Reading Passages about Asian Pacific American Heritage MonthQuick Interactive Activiti
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2nd - 4th
MANGA 101: How to Draw Chibi Manga Characters - Art Lesson for Kids
Who are those cute, big-headed, small-bodied cartoon characters with super large eyes?This à la cArt lesson introduces students to Japanese chibi manga art. Chibi, pronounced /'t∫Ibi/, is a style of manga cartooning in which the characters are drawn to be very small and cute, with large eyes and oversized heads. Students will learn to draw their own chibi manga character(s) and if time permits, create a brief manga comic story. Art Techniques· Chibi manga drawing You will Receive56-page, non-ed
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3rd - 12th
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Ancient Chinese Ming Vase Art Project - Art History Lesson -Art Around The World
This is a beautiful lesson about the Ming Dynasty of China famous for Ming pottery. This Goggle Slide presentation has all the steps you need to start creating a blue and white paper vase! This lesson teaches about:LineShapeColorSymmetry Drawing with basic shapesChinese Ming Ceramics Chinese culture This lesson is great for:Elementary art teachersSquare 1 Art or other school art fundraiserGeneral education teachers looking to add more art to their curriculumHomeschooling families This lesson in
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2nd - 8th
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Also included in: Art Bundle - Ceramics History Lessons From Around The World
Map Activity—History of Ancient India to Modern India, Interactive Lesson/Craft
Learn India's complicated history in a fun, informative way by mapping it. Interactive craftivity lesson shows how India's geography shaped its country's history and diversity, from its first settlers to ancient India to the Islamic invasions and the arrival of the British to independence. Nice lesson to present as you begin or as you wrap up studying India.THERE IS NO PREP. However, to display, you may choose to glue finished maps on to construction paper and make construction paper pockets
Grades:
4th - 9th
Also included in: India! An Introduction Bundle - Learn About History, Diwali, and Spices!
Draw Me! Lunar New Year Directed Drawing (Chinese New Year)
Let every student in your class feel like an artist while learning about the Lunar (Chinese) New Year. Our Draw Me! Directed Drawings are a great way to engage students while enhancing your social studies units! Not only are they a wonderful creative opportunity, but they are also helpful in teaching students listening skills and reinforcing following directions. This resource will allow students to read a short biography and complete a Directed Drawing of a New Year's Dragon. Additional
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K - 6th
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Also included in: Ancient China CKLA BUNDLE
Ancient Chinese Writing: Language Fun!
Updated 27 February 2019Educational? Yes. But also just plain fun!LESSON 1 (two 50-minute class periods): Students learn about the development of writing in ancient China. This is followed by an assignment that actually feels more like a “party game” to the students: You put students into small groups and assign different Chinese characters (words) to each group. They must then incorporate their characters into an original story. When presenting the story to the class, they show each Chin
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4th - 8th
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Kimono: Japanese Culture & Art Lesson Plan
Wow, I had no idea there was so much to learn about kimonos! They are simple yet elegant, worn by men and women and have many accessories for a variety of occasions. Dive into the Japanese culture with this lesson plan and a hands-on art project that uses a tie-dye coffee filter technique.This free download includes: Japanese Kimono Self-Portrait Art, Fact Sheet, Video Links, Step-By-Step Photo Samples, Book Resources and Parts of a Kimono Worksheet & Answer Key. 13 pages For grades 2nd-12th
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2nd - 12th
Celebrations Around the World Bundle! Italy, India, Japan, South Africa, Turkey
Celebrate 5 unique festivities in Italy, India, Japan, South Africa, and Turkey!Celebrations Around the World! is a bundled unit that contains five lessons with a look at celebrations in five countries around the world: Turkey, India, Italy, South Africa, and Japan. Each lesson comes with its own craft.All PowerPoint slideshow files are saved as non editable Adobe files.The entire bundle includes the following:TRAVEL JOURNAL PRINTABLE1. Journal Cover – print single sided in color or black and wh
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K - 6th
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Japan's Childrens Day Carp Kite
 Japan's Children's Day
On May 5th in Japan, Children's Day is celebrated. This festival used to be Boy's Day, but now it is a holiday to celebrate every child being happy. However, for most people, May 5th is a day to
pray for the health and happiness of their sons.
On this day, the sky is crowded with carp kites called koi nobori. Koi means carp, a kind of fish. Our’s will be made of paper. It will be shaped like a fish in the spirit of an old legend about a carp fish that swims upstream a
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Grades:
4th - 9th
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