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LEARNING WORLD!

Let's learn about schools in other countries!

GUESS THE COUNTRY!!

Click on the right country that is suitable for the picture given

Multiple Choice

Which country does this image related to?

• Australia

• Japan

Multiple Choice

Which country does this animal is famous for?

• Australia

• China

Multiple Choice

Which country does this game originated from?

• Egypt

• Malaysia

Multiple Choice

Which country is famous for the peoples in this image?

• Japan

• Korea

Multiple Choice

Which country is this animal very well-known for?

• Thailand

• Indonesia

Japanese Schools' Indoor Slippers

Students in Japan aren't wearing their school shoes. Instead of wearing a normal leather shoes, all Japanese students are required to change their shoes and put on an indoor slippers known as "uwabaki'' to keep their school clean.

Germany's Giant Cone Gifts

The girls are holding a giant gift cone given by their teachers. This is a unique custom in Germany, where the pupils will receive a giant cone filled with goodies on their first day at school. This is to remark their new journey in life.

Iran's Single-Gender Education

These boys are singing their national anthem during a school assembly. As we can see there are no female students in the picture. This is because in Iran boys and girls are not allowed to learn in the same school. So their schools will either be all boy school or all girl school.

No School Uniform

These children are raising their hands to answer their teacher's question. Contrary to Asian's school custom, the students from schools across the world are not wearing uniform to school. In countries like America and UK, the students are allowed to wear normal clothing instead.

Present Continuous Tense

• This type of tense is used to describe an action that is happening or may happen

• am/is/are verb + ing

• Example: She is wearing her school uniform.

• I will be going to school by bus.