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Identify places and observations in postcards
Extract who, where and what details from postcard-style travel writing.
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North, South, East, West
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Compare regions using textual clues
Compare landscapes, culture and experiences described across different directions of India.
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Interpret postcard format and purpose
Identify sender, receiver, message, place and purpose in postcard communication.
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Use travel and landscape words accurately
Understand words describing regions, directions, landscapes and cultural features.
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Use direction words and prepositions accurately
Use north, south, east, west and place prepositions in meaningful sentences.
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Write a postcard with clear details
Write a short postcard including place, observation, feeling and message.
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Explain diversity through examples
Use textual examples to explain diversity in language, food, geography or culture.
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Connect directions with travel descriptions
Use direction clues to connect travel descriptions with broad regions of India.
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Share a travel observation respectfully
Describe a place visited or imagined and listen for similarities and differences.
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