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Discover Ancient China | Big Picture and Key Facts

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Look Inside · 10 pages

Quick-write prompt in the ancient China eBook featuring a photograph of a shell bearing written symbols
Opening quick-write picture prompt
Masonry math problem: price a stone veneer wall 6 yards across and 3 yards tall, allowing 10 percent waste
First page of the real-world masonry math activity
Masonry math follow-up prompts about planning tools, measurement skills, a persuasive letter, and a paper model
Follow-up tasks for the masonry math problem
Introductory reading on ancient Asian civilizations describes archaeologists, early artifacts, farming, and trade
Introductory passage on ancient civilizations
Comprehension questions 1–2 ask about signs of civilization and where the first civilizations began in the reading
Questions 1–2 following the introductory passage
China geography passage explains a three-step landscape of western mountains, central deserts, and eastern rivers
Reading passage introducing China's geography
Comprehension questions 3–4 cover China's second landscape step and southern weather, asking for evidence
Questions 3–4 following the geography passage
Ancient China reading covers river farming, writing on oracle bones, papermaking, and waterproof paper hats
Reading passage on settlement, writing, and paper
Comprehension questions 5–6 ask how living near rivers helped people and what bark means in the paper passage
Questions 5–6 on river settlement and vocabulary
Silk Roads reading uses six numbered sentences to explain silk production and trade in goods, ideas, and religions
Reading passage on silk and the Silk Roads
Attributes
Subject

Social Studies, Geography

Grades

Grade 4, 5, 6

Types
File

PDF

Editable
No
Author
Anyone Can Learn
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About This Product

This resource is all about discovering all there is to know about ancient China. Students will get the big picture and key facts about these civilizations.

Students will be presented with inductive real-world math problems, multiple choice questions and quick write prompts as they read this eBook.

What's Included

1 PDF with 30 ready to print pages

Resource Tags

China geography math problems Ancient China inductive problems

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