Language Arts
- Visit .asiatour
Malaysia and visit the photo gallery. The pictures are arranged
by state. Choose two and look at the pictures. What is similar
about the two states? What is different? Which would you like
to visit?
- Read about the Longhouses
in Sarawak. What do you think it would be like to live in
a longhouse with all your relatives? This Malaysia
Page also has information about longhouses.
- Say you're planning a trip to Malaysia and you want to spend
time on the beach. Visit this
Malaysia Page and look up Places, then Islands and Beaches.
Read about the various places to visit, then choose one you'd
like to visit. Why did you make that choice?
Social Studies
- Visit Destination
Malaysia and read about the environment. Describe the land
and vegetation. What do you think would happen if the government
builds a dam in Sarawak? What is the climate like?
- Visit this
Malaysia Page and find out what four people groups live in
Malaysia. Which people have been there the longest?
- Visit Malaysia Home
Page and read about the history of Malaysia. What five groups
have conquered and/or ruled Malaysia since 100 BC? What ceremony
shows Malaysia's connection to India? In the golden age, how
were the ports and trading managed? Why were the colonial powers
interested in Malaysia?
- Visit Destination
Malaysia and look at the maps, and the maps under places
from Malaysia Home Page.
What is the capital of Malaysia? What countries surround Malaysia
(include the ones that are nearby with water separating them)?
What body of water is north of Malaysia? southwest? northeast?
What do you think it would be like to govern a country separated
by water like this?
- Malaysia Online has news
and other tourist info.
Math
- Visit Destination
Malaysia and read about the money. What is the Malaysian
money called? Say you take US $250 dollars to Malaysia to visit.
How much Malaysian money would that be? If you stayed in the
cheapest hotels and ate the cheapest meals, how many days could
you say there?
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