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LET’S EXPLORE AFRICA. recommended grades: K-2 time needed: 30-45 minUtes. Description. Explore the basic features of the African continent, including mountains, lakes, rivers, deserts, and other features, in three different sessions. Learn how to read basic map symbols.
Some of the richest countries on the planet are located in Africa, as well as some of the poorest. Short reading passages will introduce your students to many different parts of African culture. Worksheets and answer keys are provided.
Introduction. Africa is the world’s second largest continent. More than 50 countries make up the continent. More than one-eighth of the world’s population lives there. Land and Climate. Africa’s landscape is varied. The northern and western parts of the continent are generally lower and more level than the eastern and southern areas.
All about Africa explores the culture, history, economy, and geography of this amazing continent. Students will learn interesting facts about the 8 regions of Africa and discover specific information about some of the 54 countries through the assignments.
Our Africa Facts for Kids provide 20 interesting and fun facts on the African continent. Africa is second largest continent in sizeand the second largest continent in population. The African continent is located mainly in the Eastern Hemisphere and to the major part in the Northern Hemisphere.
8 lut 2018 · Learn about the African continent, including its culture and people, with this Introduction to Africa lesson plan for kids!
12 sty 2017 · Learn more about all the countries from the continent of Africa. Get all sorts of information on each African country including a printable map, a picture of the flag, population and much more. There are also continent maps to label.
