Geography Bee 6: East-SE Asia Geography & Thinking Skills-Let’s Kahoot It!
What's included
1 live meeting
50 mins in-class hoursHomework
1 hour per week. Optional. Students are encouraged to review the provided handouts before class. Student can also practice location with the online interactive games cited on the handout. These activities will improve the depth of their learning and also give them a competitive edge in the Kahoot challenge.Assessment
The Kahoot game quiz results will show student mastery of geography concepts and terms. Follow up discussion from the final class review will supplement those results. The completed blank handout of terms and ideas, plus completed map practice handout & the certificate of achievement can serve as artifacts for a student portfolio.Class Experience
US Grade 5 - 8
Let’s challenge ourselves to a Geography Bee on East and Southeast Asia. This class is part of a series designed to help students have fun studying human geography facts. Perhaps your student does not know much about China, East or Southeast Asia. This class can serve to introduce students to a new region of the world, before more in depth study. On the other hand, perhaps your student knows this region very well. Then this class can serve as a review. Trivia fans are welcome! This geo bee (#6) focuses on locations, economics and society in China and the nearby region. Class will begin with a review of 22 terms such as: country names, locations, aspects of the economy and life. This geo bee includes chronological thinking, analyzing data and evaluating a source. To help students prepare, handouts are provided that include a set of map practice handouts on Asia, plus a list of terms and ideas (with and without definitions) that are covered in our challenge. Students can practice with all of the handouts if they want to be more competitive, before class begins. Web accessible, interactive map resources for practice are provided. We will begin class with a review or introduction of terms, ideas and locations, highlighting those that students have questions about. Students will then participate in a Kahoot challenge that offers a choice of four possible answers to each question, along with a picture clue. Kahoot offers a game show format. Questions include simple definitions, comparisons of similar terms, application questions and examples. This quiz is designed for students with a basic understanding of the map of East and Southeast Asia. Students can practice with an interactive, online map puzzle. The link for this resource is shown on Handout #1 and in our greeting message after a student enrolls. During the Kahoot, students will see the correct answer to each question immediately after each answer is tallied, allowing them to reinforce correct understanding. After our Kahoot quiz is completed we will review the more challenging terms as time allows. Our contestants (students) will have approximately four opportunities to work with vocabulary and the map of East and Southeast Asia, reinforcing learning through repetition in a variety of formats. Students will receive a certificate of accomplishment that recognizes completion of the class and their Kahoot results. Other classes you can currently sign up for on Outschool, in this series: Geography Bee: Map Skills Vocabulary - Let’s Kahoot It! Geography Bee 2: Landforms in Europe - Let’s Kahoot It Geography Bee 3: Russia - Places and Things - Let’s Kahoot It! Geography Bee 4: Middle East - Culture, Economy & the Map - Let’s Kahoot It! Geography Bee 5: South Asia - Locations, Trade and Society - Let's Kahoot It! Geography Bee World Series (1) - Let's Kahoot It! [All 7 Geography Bees in this series are bundled in one sign up] Future classes you can sign up for that will be available by late Spring 2021: Geography Bee 7: Australia and the Pacific - Ecosystems, Physical Locations & Movement - Let's Kahoot It!
Learning Goals
Students will demonstrate mastery of up to 22 concepts related to Geography Bee 6: East-SE Asia Geography & Thinking Skills by practicing for meaning, reviewing, completing a Kahoot game quiz and then reviewing errors. These concepts are embedded in middle school geography learning standards. Students will demonstrate thinking skills: chronology, statistical analysis and source analysis.
National Geography Standards Addressed
4 The physical and human characteristics of places Places and Regions
5 That people create regions to interpret Earth's complexity Places and Regions
9 The characteristics, distribution, and migration of human populations on Earth's surface Human Systems
11 The patterns and networks of economic interdependence on Earth's surface Human Systems
13 How the forces of cooperation and conflict among people influence the division and control of Earth's surface Human Systems
15 How physical systems affect human systems Environment and Society
18 How to apply geography to interpret the present and plan for the future. The Uses of Geography
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Not Apply
Supply List
Handouts will be provided (for student review and reference): Handout #1: List of terms and definitions on East and SE Asia countries that may be covered in Kahoot (plus links to resources) Handout #2: List of terms (no definitions) on East and SE Asia countries that may be covered in Kahoot Handout #3: Asia Map Practice-- with answer sheet
6 files available upon enrollment
External Resources
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Teacher expertise and credentials
Maryland Teaching Certificate in Social Studies/History
2 Degrees
Master's Degree from George Washington University
Bachelor's Degree in History from Trinity University of Washington D.C.
Teacher qualifications: I am certified as a Social Studies Teacher in my state, and have taught Social Studies (including World Geography) for over 18 years. My classes have had lots of fun and engagement with Kahoot Challenges and other techniques for bringing fun to the classroom while building student skills. Highlights of Education: B.A. History, Master's Degree Public Policy, 30 credits beyond Master's including Education, Geography, History and English Language Arts. Teaching Certificate: Social Studies, History, English Language Arts, Special Education Endorsement
Reviews
Live One-Time Class
$15
per classMeets once
50 min
Completed by 10 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 9-14
1-6 learners per class