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Kindergarten asian studies research
Asia & Oceania Country Pennants | Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Celebrate AAPI Heritage Month with this simple online-research and coloring activity! Included are all Asian countries (excluding North Korea) and Australia and Oceania countries for colorful display in the classroom. Once students finish coloring, they can cut the triangle from the bottom and hang their display for other students to read, learn, and enjoy.You will recieve a Google Drive folder with:PDF of All Asian Country PennantsPDF of All Australia and Oceania Country PennantsPDF of Pennants
Grades:
K - 5th
JAPAN Country Study Bundle - Everything
This JAPAN Country Study Bundle is for every product about Japan from my store! Products included:JAPAN - A Study of Japan Booklet Nonfiction Country Study (2-5)JAPAN - Learn About Japan Booklet Nonfiction Country Study (K-2)JAPAN Country Study: Geography, History, Culture, Government (3-9)JAPAN Country Study: Culture, Vocabulary, Powerpoint, Game (3-6)JAPAN - Postcard Writing Activity (1-6)JAPAN - Japanese Basic Phrases Booklet (1-5)BONUS - My Japan postcard from my Postcards Around the World s
Grades:
K - 8th
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Fact Book: All about the Country of Japan
Participate in a shared research project with your kids through the study of a variety of countries! Work together as a whole class, or let your kids work in small groups during literacy stations.
Kids can write down facts about Japan as they research the country together through websites or books. The fact book can help guide their research as they look for answers to a variety of topics. Your students can color pictures or draw their own based on the information they find.
The perfect tool
Grades:
K - 2nd
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Also included in: Fact Book: Around the World Bundle
Fact Book: All About the Country of India
Participate in a shared research project with your kids through the study of a variety of countries! Work together as a whole class, or let your kids work in small groups during literacy stations.
Kids can write down facts about India as they research the country together through websites or books. The fact book can help guide their research as they look for answers to a variety of topics. Your students can color pictures or draw their own based on the information they find.
The perfect tool
Grades:
K - 2nd
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Also included in: Fact Book: Around the World Bundle
Asian American Heroes Research Project
This Asian American heroes research-creation is designed so students can research and write about 11 different Asian American heroes. Depending on your grade and students’ abilities, the research can be done in whole groups, small groups, or individually. Learning can be recorded on class charts and in student research journals.Heroes Included: Patsy Mink, Sammy Lee, Yo-Yo Ma, Ellison Onizuka, Tammy Duckworth, Duke Kahanamoku, Michelle Kwan, Grace Lin, Maya Lin, Lisa Ling and Kristi Yamaguchi.To
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PreK - 1st
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AAPI Heritage Month Research Project | 25 Famous Characters
Engage students in an enlightening AAPI Heritage Month Research Project focusing on 25 Famous Characters, offering a comprehensive exploration of their contributions and impact during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. This project facilitates cultural appreciation and understanding through in-depth research and presentation activities, fostering a deeper connection to AAPI history and heritage within educational settings and communities.⭐⭐ Features:Formats: PDF & JPEG Forma
Grades:
K - 2nd
Also included in: AAPI Heritage Month Bundle | AAPI Heritage Month Activies
AAPI Month | AAPI Bulletin Board | Asian American Heritage Month
Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Month (AAPI Month) with these 20 Informational Posters. This poster set is a great way to honor and remember some of the most influential people who have shaped AAPI history. Perfect for classrooms, school hallways, and bulletin boards, these posters will surely spark meaningful conversations that encourage further research into the lives of those featured.IncludedMaya LinI. M. PeiReshma SaujaniKurt Chew-Een Lee Ellison OnizukaChien-Shiung WuS.Chandr
Grades:
PreK - 8th
Welcoming the New Year-Japan
This freebie tells about some common New Year's traditions in Japan. This can be printed into a book for students to read or posted on a wall for reference.Ideas for use: Use in conjunction with an Origami project, or write New Year's cards to send home to families.
Grades:
K - 2nd
Also included in: Welcoming the New Year-Traditions from Around the World
Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month
I have a lot of books written by Asian American authors. I have Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Filipinos books. I have also included information about a pagoda, cherry blossom trees. If you click on the Bitmoji you will see the different types of dances in the Asian cultures. As well as he lanterns and Bamboos. They are with view pure no ads in the video. Books: My Name is Yoon, Eyes that kiss in the corner, I am Golden, Eyes that speak to the stars, Drawn Together, Tiny feet between the mou
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Grades:
PreK - 5th
Ninja Facts Minibook
This non-fiction book will introduce students to ninja. The pages are designed to be printed out, stapled, and then cut in half. Students can color in many of the pictures as they learn kid-friendly facts about ninja. My first grade students utilized this book to help them with researching something from the past. Ninjas were the most popular topic we covered all year!
Grades:
PreK - 1st
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Also included in: Non-Fiction Historical Minibooks Bundle
Pebble Go Chinese New Year Research, Note-taking, Writing to Source
These pages are designed to guide a student’s research using the Pebble Go data base for Chinese New Year. The first printable page has boxes that match the topics covered in Pebble Go. The second page can be used by students to write to source using the notes they took. These pages are great for center use or for use with small groups or the whole class to guide research and teach about note taking. Students can write sentences or phrases to take notes from the data base and then write a r
Grades:
K - 3rd
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Asian Landmarks
These can be used however you want and are fairly open ended. I used them to introduce exciting landmarks in the different continents to the 4 and 5 year old that I nanny as a part of our summer continental study along with some videos to help them grasp how amazing these places are. I also followed up this activity with a worksheet having them write down which landmark was their favorite and why and also add a picture. The boys loved learning about these new and exiting places, because they are
Grades:
K - 5th
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Also included in: Landmarks Around the World
Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month: Pebble Go Companion
Enjoy this free Google Slides Celebrating Contributions & Achievements of Asian & Pacific Islanders in the United States. The text and images are from PebbleGo. Look in the speaker notes of each slide for the PebbleGo reference where you can find the full content (including how you might pronounce their names)Invite students or school staff to read a slide for Morning Announcements Invite students to further learn about a person featured that day during science/social studies as an activ
Grades:
K - 5th
Tintin Wulia Booklet
This activity highlights Tintin Wulia, and her artwork that she is most known for. It is meant to be cut out and assembled into a booklet, however you choose to bind it.
Grades:
PreK - 1st
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