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My life is an ongoing love letter to Africa, so in no particular order, here are some of my most memorable experiences from some of the countries I’ve visited so far.
Africa is an amazingly diverse and beautiful continent. Some other North African countries like Egypt or Morocco are already known by most people in the world and probably some of your friends have already told you how delightful their vacation was in one of Tunisia’s all-inclusive resorts. But Algeria has always been off of travelers’ radar. If you have a free spot on your bucketContinue reading "Top 10 reasons why Algeria is worth visiting"
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What are the natural resources of Southwest Asia and North Africa and how do they impact life in the region? Your students will learn about the abundance of oil and the scarcity of water in the Middle East through a discussion activity. Students will start with a vocabulary activity with beautiful Word Wall images. Then break your students up into groups of three so you can read and discuss the various ways an abundance of oil and the scarcity of water impact life in Southwest Asia and North Africa. You will have multiple resources to check for understanding throughout the lesson and at the very end. All of the resources are also available on Google Slides™! 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