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Classroom Companion | Africa Resources: Part One | November 2006

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Click on the links below to go directly to the resources or download the PDF above to save a complete and printable version to your computer. Classroom Companion Africa Resources National Geographic Lesson Plans Grades K-2: Beautiful Blue Nile Grades K-2: Forest Features Grades K-2: How’s the Weather?—in Africa! Grades K-2: Mission Geography: Continents Grades K-2: Paleoanthropology—What is Bipedalism? Grades K-2: Protecting Africa's Wildlife Grades K-2: Take Off on the MegaFlyover Project! Grades K-2: The Dig: Them Bones Grades K-2: Welcome to Your New School! Using a Geographic Perspective Grades K-2: Wildebeest Migration Grades 3-5: Ancient Egypt: Stories and Myths Grades 3-5: Ancient Worlds Workshop: Egypt Grades 3-5: Comparing the Continents Grades 3-5: Egypt’s Pyramids: Monuments with a Message Grades 3-5: Exploring World Cultures Through Folk Tales Grades 3-5: Ferocious Felines Grades 3-5: Paleoanthropology—What is Bipedalism? Grades 3-5: People and African Animals Grades 3-5: Really Wild Animals: Will People Change Them Forever? Grades 3-5: River Sources and Stories Grades 3-5: The Royal Art of Benin Grades 3-5: The Travels of Ibn Battuta Grades 3-5: Topography of Africa Grades 3-5: What Is Geography? Grades 3-5: Why Does Africa Need National Parks?

Grades 6-8: Africa's Struggle With AIDS Grades 6-8: Collapse 1: Why Civilizations Fall Grades 6-8: Don’t Be Fooled by a Photograph Grades 6-8: GIS: Helping to Save the African Wild Grades 6-8: Is 'African' a Language? Grades 6-8: Kings of the Kalahari Grades 6-8: Navigating the Niger Grades 6-8: Paleoanthropology—A Complex Career Choice Grades 6-8: Pygmies, Pictures, and Poetry Grades 6-8: Regions of the United States: A Geographic Perspective Grades 6-8: Seeing the Human Impact on Africa: What Can You Learn From a Plane? Grades 6-8: The Mystery of the Scroll: Ancient Egyptian Culture and Geography Grades 6-8: Trekking to Timbuktu Grades 6-8: What Masks Reveal Grades 6-8: What's Happening in Darfur? Grades 9-12: A Geographic Perspective on Africa Grades 9-12: African Language Diversity Grades 9-12: AIDS in Africa I: The Scope of the Problem Grades 9-12: AIDS in Africa II: More Than Sympathy Grades 9-12: Climographs: Temperature, Precipitation, and the Human Condition Grades 9-12: Cultural Characteristics Influence a Region's Character Grades 9-12: Darfur and the Janjaweed Grades 9-12: GeoSpy Grades 9-12: Geographic Technology Assisting African Conservation Grades 9-12: Human Impacts in the African Rain Forest: What Can We Do? Grades 9-12: Paleo-what? The Life and Work of Emerging Explorer Zeray Alemseged For more lesson plans, download the PDF above.

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We've been learning a lot about Africa in a past couple of weeks and will continue in a full speed this week. We just finished reading (as a night time story) about the ancient West African kingdom of Ghana, and these resources provided here are an excellent addition to our curriculum. Thank you for this resource, I do so much appreciate it. K. Vivolin, Gig Harbor, WA
—Kirsi Vivolin, November 13, 2006

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