Lesson 3 Italy
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This geography lesson plan aims to teach students about regions in Italy. The lesson will define what a region is, explain that Italy is divided into different classifications of regions, and name the seven main tourist regions. Students will read about the physical, human, political, and economic factors that influence regional divisions. They will complete worksheets to identify the seven regions and summarize key information about each one. The lesson concludes with a review of the learning objectives and vocabulary.
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Venice translation sheet.
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