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Nobel Prize winner and author Malala Yousafzai wrote, "One child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world."

Take a look at the first day celebrations of school around the world, and the traditions and customs that each culture enjoys!

In some parts of the world, school can be a hard-won luxury. Many children throughout the world have to take the most incredible and unimaginable routes in order to receive the education that some of us may take for granted. This list we collected will show you just how determined some children can be when it comes to getting an education.

Here are some pictures of school lunches from around the world. Korea clearly wins this one (Japan would have if it wasn't for that spaghetti).

TIME for Kids | Time For Class! Kids all over the world go to school. Some of the schools look like yours. Some look different. But they have one thing in common. They are places where kids go to learn. Take a look.

Let's do English ESL pictionary (picture dictionary) or picture matching. Picture dictionary on some of the famous places, landmarks, sights of the world. Have…

Wouldn't it be nice to get up and go - anywhere!!! Stuck at home sucks;( Anyway, here is a selection of wonderful places to think about. They choose the correct option, then on page 2, match them up with their countries. So, the answers are on page 2. For matching up place and country of origin, it's pretty straightforward, so I haven't included a key there. One I didn't know was that Al Aqsa masjid is in Israel. What I do, is get them to choose any 5 landmarks and do a research topic on…

Culture - The UK 1978790 worksheets by Hanna Nguyen .Culture - The UK worksheet LiveWorksheets

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We teach kids all about the world around them - digging into the history, culture, peoples, food and animals of different countries. This timeline is a fun one for kids, covering the key points of Japanese history in a fun, colourful and dynamic way. This timeline covers the introduction of rice, the rise of the samurai, Sakoku and World War II right up to modern day. Ideal for dicussing history with kids, or for people planning a family trip to Japan.

Countries and Natioanlities 426192 worksheets by Bilge .Countries and Natioanlities worksheet LiveWorksheets

Today is the first day of school for my children. My daughter waltzed out the door at 7 a.m. this morning after showing me the piece of cheese she was eating–(she plays soccer and I’m adamant that she eat some sort of protein), to catch her ride. She’s a 10th grader. For my son, who is now a first grader, the anticipation build-up of last year is much less. We know our routine. Kindergarten left a lump in my throat. First grade is old hat, but he still wants me to drive him and walk him in…

MOLE CAMP, Democratic Republic of the Congo, January 31 (UNHCR) - The worst thing about being a refugee for many of the young people in northern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is missing out on their education. This is especially true for those, like Yesson, who were in secondary or tertiary education before fleeing from Central African Republic to save their lives over the past year.

Welcome to "Around The World in 12 Dishes". We will be taking you on a journey around the world, following in Phileas Fogg's (from Around the World in 80 Days) footsteps, exploring 12 different countries

I let my fingers do the walking through pinterest when I stumbled across a great site that lends itself to a perfect beginning-of-school lesson. This site is written in Dutch, but have no fear, you don't need to read Dutch to use this lesson. If you use Chrome, you will use the translate button on the toolbar near the top of the page. Here's a picture with an arrow pointing to the translation message: Here's the translated version: CLICK ON THE PICTURE ABOVE TO VISIT THE WEBSITE. The slide…