Ancient China Map Activity: Where in the World Scavenger Hunt Geography Lesson

This geography activity is completely student-driven, fun, and interactive. Students learn about the important key geography of Ancient Mor Medieval China. First, students create a physical map of China, labeling key features. Then, students play the Where in the World Scavenger Hunt printable clue game. Students guess the features by reading four description clues for the different geographical features of Ancient China. It comes with a key!

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This geography activity is completely student-driven, fun, and interactive. Students learn about the important key geography of Ancient Mor Medieval China. First, students create a physical map of China, labeling key features. Then, students play the Where in the World Scavenger Hunt printable clue game. Students guess the features by reading four description clues for the different geographical features of Ancient China. It comes with a key!

Here’s what’s included:

  • A Map Activity Page
  • A Where in the World Scavenger Hunt Page
  • An Answer Key
  • A Google Ready copy with ready to fill textboxes
  • An Example Map

Have a great lesson!

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You can buy a bundle of 20 World History geography activities at Where in the World Scavenger Hunt Bundle. These resources are versatile and fun!***

SAVE BIG!GER! Buy the entire year of Ancient History Lesson Plans in a discounted ANCIENT HISTORY MEGA BUNDLE

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The China Bundle is also available in a digital classroom format that works great in any internet-based or paperless class including Google Classroom! The digital version includes Google Forms assessments, interactive Google Slides digital activities that have pre-made text boxes, and Google Earth/Maps activities.

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Our World History Curriculum, including Ancient History and Medieval History lessons, is key-concept based. It focuses on the “big six” key concepts for social science, often called GRAPES.

By studying World History through these key concepts, students discover the crucial attributes that helped ancient and medieval civilizations prosper. They also build a framework that supports future learning and connects recurring ideas across history.

Each unit comes with notes, graphic organizers, and review worksheets that have the GRAPES key concepts in mind:

  • G= Geography
  • R= Religion
  • A= Achievements
  • P= Politics/Government/Leadership
  • E= Economy
  • S= Social Classes

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