It always excites my son to study Asia. For some reason, he finds this continent so mysterious. As I said before, maybe it’s because of the diversity in culture, people and lifestyle. We came from the Philippines and in a short time we stayed in Singapore. Mavi even attended a Chinese school and yes at 2 years old he can speak a few Chinese :D So Mavi was exposed to the different culture and people but he was young then, so he couldn’t appreciate it yet.
Anyway, here are the materials/activities I prepared for Mavi for this year’s study. This is just Asia in general, I have separate post for each study of the Asian regions.
MAP WORKS
A review of the Asia Map. We are also doing a puzzle map similar to this activity.
Presentation and work of the Asian Regions. Asia is divided into 6 regions, namely: Southeast Asia, East Asia, South Asia, West Asia, Central Asia and North Asia (Russia). Here we identified major countries of each regions and place the Asia Pin Flags to plot their location. Mavi also worked on the 3-part card of the Asian regions.
HABITAT
Study of Animals of Asia and Habitats.
Below is a worksheet for Mavi to work plotting the appropriate habitat.
ANIMALS OF ASIA
The study of habitat is side by side with our animal study. We use the cards to look into the animals and sort them out whether they live in a rainforest, desert or grassland.
In addition, we made animal skin prints similar to Africa Study.
Now this study won’t be complete without learning about the treasures of Asia. We used the Natural Resources of the World cards for this. In the set-up I placed papers and a pen to write/draw the end products of Asia’s resources.
ASIAN CUISINE
Now this is part of daily life as this what I always prepare at home (Asian Cuisine cards). I just have to emphasize to Mavi from what country our meal of the day came from.
Coming up… Southeast Asia!
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