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Additional Search Results 1 - 10 of 61 for Nepal
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1. EverestQuest-Social Studies Lesson Plan 3
Social Studies Getting to Know Nepal Lesson Plan Learning Objective: Use electronic resources to gather information about people, places and environments. Teacher Directions: One way of understanding a place that you don t know very well is to compare it to someplace you know better. For example, you might better relate to the size of...
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2. Animals of Nepal
Science Animals of Nepal Lesson Plan Learning Objective: Identify and describe the components of living things. Teacher Directions: There are many different types of mammals found in the Mt. Everest region and Nepal. Each animal has certain components that help it survive in the environment and behaviors that help it contri...
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3. EverestQuest-Math Lesson Plan 6
Math Not So Average Mountains Lesson Plan Learning Objective: Using a data set, compare mean, media and mode. Teacher Directions: Seven out of ten of the highest mountains in the world can be found in Nepal. All ten are in Asia. You can find dozens of mountain peaks in the Himalayas that are taller than Mt. McKinley. You might even say that Mt. McKinley would only be an average mountain in the Himalayas. But what does average mean? When you talk "average," you can be talking about the mean, the median...
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4. EverestQuest-Social Studies Lesson Plan 4
...to replace these "beasts of burden" as well. Some may argue whether or not certain animals are helpful at all, or even harmful to humans. And others might argue that it is humans who are the most dangerous of all animals to other animals. Listen to these descriptions of animals that can be found in Nepal. Then do some research on your own. Horses and oxen are found in large numbers in Nepal and still do much to assist in agricultural development. The fruit bats found in Nepal are helpful because they eat insects and pests. Water buffalo and elephants are found in Nepal, but not near Mount Everest. W...
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5. EverestQuest-Science Lesson Plan 2
Science Climate of Nepal Lesson Plan Learning Objective: Identify and explain earth s climate systems. Teacher Directions: Climate is the average weather conditions over long periods of time. Nepal s climate varies from cool summers and severe winters in the north to subtropical summers and mild winters in the south. Here i...
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6. Nepalese Drum on a Stick Lesson Plan
Crayola Submit Register for FREE! Join the Crayola community today. Nepalese Drum on a Stick Why Enjoy the lively rhythm of a handmade percussion instrument! This one is designed to look and play like the damaru drum of Nepal. Steps 1. Many drums are struck only on their tops with hands or sticks. The damaru of Nepal is played on both sides. Find Nepal on a map. What coun...
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7. EverestQuest-Social Studies Lesson Plan 5
...lture. Teacher Directions: The climbing of Mount Everest would not be possible without the help of the Sherpa people. In fact, they have taken part in every expedition to Everest since 1921. The History of Sherpas was not well known until the late 1800s. They lived a peaceful life, independent from Nepalese and Tibetan warlords. In the beginning of the 1900s, the Sherpa began paying large taxes to Nepal. By the 1950s many small Himalayan kingdoms like the Sherpas had joined the Kingdom of Nepal. Most Sherpas had also become citizens of Nepal. Sherpas have lived in the Khumbu valley and in alpine vil...
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8. Documenting Child Labor in Nepal
Apple Learning Interchange > Teaching & Learning > Lesson Ideas > Digital Teaching & Learning Events Leadership Technology Affiliates spacer Learning Showcases _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Go Home Support Advanced Search Site Map Search _ _ Lesson Idea Documenting Child Labor in Nepal _ THE LESSON The Lesson _ Standards _ Provided by: _ _ Credits:Julene S. Reed, M.Ed. Apple Distinguished Educator Advisory Board, Roots & Shoots The Jane Goodall Institute, founded by renowned primatologist Jane Goodall, is a global nonprofit organization that empowers people to make a difference fo...
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9. LESSON PLAN TEMPLATE-Why Geography
...r and ESL, vary criteria and resource materials for your group Connection to Oregon Content Standards Geography Connection to National Geography Standards Standard 4 Characteristics of place Standard 8 Characteristics and spatial distribution of ecosystems on Earth's surface Materials Globe Maps of Nepal and Sagarmentha in relation to China, India, Southeast Asia Books, posters, video, slides of the physical geography of the Himalayas projector for computer-to-screen or TV, or slide projector or overhead chart paper, markers, scissors, and construction paper Teacher background. See resources (biblio...
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10. EverestQuest-Social Studies Lesson Plan 2
...aphic regions where you live. Let s find out a little more about the geography of the Himalayas first. The Himalayas are a great mountain system that is 1500 miles long and covering an area of 612,021 square kilometers. The Himalayas go through Northwestern Pakistan, Northern India, Southern Tibet, Nepal, Sikkim and Bhutan. The Himalayas are bordered on the north by Central Asia and bordered on the south by the plains of India. The Himalayan mountains are grouped into four parallel mountain belts: Shivaliks, Himachal, Himadri and Trans-Himalayas. The Shivaliks are the outer Himalayas and sub-Himalay...
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