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Are you wondering how to excite your students as they learn about the geography of Japan? Would you like a resource that helps them learn where the major cities lie? Twinkl’s Japan Map Labeling Activity is the perfect resource for you!
Twinkl’s Japan Map Labeling Activity is the perfect resource for you! From Sapporo in the North to Fukuoka and Kumamoto in the South, and all the cities in between, it’s a great way to assess their learning about Japan.
engaged in building learning maps in mathematics and English language arts. The DLM learning maps are highly connected representations of how academic skills are acquired, as reflected in research literature. In the case of the DLM project, the Common Core State Standards helped to
A colourful map of Japan with the 47 prefectures separated into regions. The eight regions are Hokkaido, Tohoku, Kanto, Chubu, Kinki, Chugoku, Shikoku, and Kyushu (which includes Okinawa) It is a great way for chilldren to learn the names and location of each prefecture.
The documents below detail the Essential Elements being tested. For a list of all Dynamic Learning Maps ® Essential Elements, see Essential Elements for English Language Arts (pdf). NOTE: Essential Elements marked with a gray flag are not assessed in Year-End states.
In this lesson, students begin to use informational text to explore the culture of Japan. This lesson specifically leads students in examining Japan’s culture as expressed by its customs.
Download ready to teach resources for 4th grade ELA. Help students build knowledge with diverse, rigorous texts: Bud, Not Buddy, The Wild Book, Shiloh.
