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Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh

Warm Up What do you know about the country of Nepal? What do you know about the country of Bhutan? What do you know about the country of Bangladesh?

Content Objective I will be able to evaluate the countries of Nepal, Bhutan, and Bangladesh by writing an 11 sentence paragraph comparing and contrast the 3 countries.

Key Vocabulary Nepal Bhutan Bangladesh

Nepal

POSERS P – People. Who is in the picture O – Objects. What objects do you see S – Setting. Where are they E – Engagement. What are they doing R – Relationship. How are people related S – Summary. Summarize the picture

A-B Read Directions Pair up and decided who is going to be A and who is going to be B. Label the first paragraph A, the second paragraph B, third paragraph A… A-B partners read “Nepal” As A reads, B is going to underline key information. Then as B reads, A is going to underline key information.

Bhutan

POSERS P – People. Who is in the picture O – Objects. What objects do you see S – Setting. Where are they E – Engagement. What are they doing R – Relationship. How are people related S – Summary. Summarize the picture

A-B Read Directions Pair up and decided who is going to be A and who is going to be B. Label the first paragraph A, the second paragraph B, third paragraph A… A-B partners read “Bhutan” As A reads, B is going to underline key information. Then as B reads, A is going to underline key information.

Bangladesh

POSERS P – People. Who is in the picture O – Objects. What objects do you see S – Setting. Where are they E – Engagement. What are they doing R – Relationship. How are people related S – Summary. Summarize the picture

A-B Read Directions Pair up and decided who is going to be A and who is going to be B. Label the first paragraph A, the second paragraph B, third paragraph A… A-B partners read “Bangladesh” As A reads, B is going to underline key information. Then as B reads, A is going to underline key information.

Exit Ticket In an 11 sentence paragraph, compare and contrast the countries of Nepal, Bhutan, and Bangladesh.