
Read, Answer, Define, Summarize & Color
- Students read a 300-350 word article
- Students answer THREE comprehension questions
- Students define Two key vocabulary words
- Students summarize the topic
- Students color an illustration of the topic
Assignments Included:
Ancient China (civilization, dynasty)
Geography of Ancient China (landscape, climate)
Huang He River (flooding, agriculture)
Daily Life in Ancient China (family, tradition)
Ancient Chinese Art (brushwork, pottery)
Chinese Ideographic Writing (characters, calligraphy)
Clothing in Ancient China (silk, robes)
Civil Service in Ancient China (examination, merit)
Warfare in Ancient China (strategy, battlefield)
Entertainment in Ancient China (storytelling, performance)
Festivals in Ancient China (celebration, customs)
Literature in Ancient China (poetry, philosophy)
Inventions of Ancient China (innovation, papermaking)
Numbers & Colors in Ancient China (symbolism, harmony)
Religion in Ancient China (ancestors, rituals)
Emperors of China (authority, decree)
Xia Dynasty (leadership, heritage)
Legend of Silk (cocoon, weaving)
Shang Dynasty (bronze, oracle bones)
Zhou Dynasty (mandate, feudalism)
Confucius (ethics, virtue)
Sun Tzu (strategy, tactics)
Chinese Zodiac Calendar (animals, lunar)
The Great Wall (fortification, watch towers)
Emperor Qin (unification, reform)
Terracotta Army (terracotta, mausoleum)
Han Dynasty (prosperity, administration)
Chinese Junk (vessel, navigation)
China’s Period of Disunion (division, instability)
Sui Dynasty (reunification, construction)
The Grand Canal (waterway, canal system)
Tang Dynasty (golden age, poetry)
Emperor Taizong (leadership, governance)
Empress Wu (authority, influence)
Song Dynasty (innovation, commerce)
Genghis Khan (conquest, cavalry)
Kublai Khan (administration, expansion)
Yuan Dynasty (governance, trade)
Marco Polo (traveler, exploration)
Silk Road (Merchants, Cultural Exchange)
Ming Dynasty (restoration, architecture)
Zheng He (voyages, diplomacy)
Forbidden City (imperial, moat)
Qing Dynasty (expansion, tradition)
Kangxi Emperor (stability, prosperity)
Mythology in Ancient China (legends, folklore)
Yù Huáng (The Jade Emperor) (immortality, sovereignty)
Sun Wùkōng (mischief, transformation)
The Chinese Dragon (mythology, symbol)
The White Tiger (Bai Hu) (protection, courage)
Yin and Yang (balance, harmony)
Hua Mulan (courage, loyalty)
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