Malala - an education superhero

Malala - an education superhero
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Malala - an education superhero

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LO:  I can identify how Malala stood up for girls' education.

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What do you think Malala might have done that has made her into a superhero?

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Malala lived in a country called Afghanistan.
It is in the continent of Asia.
Can you find it on the map?

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In Afghanistan today, girls are still banned from attending secondary school by the Taliban.

Once girls are 11 years old, they have to stay at home.  

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Malala wrote a book about her experiences.  It is called Malala's Magic Pencil.

It is on the next slide.

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Which country is Malala from?
A
England
B
France
C
Wales
D
Afghanistan

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What did the Taliban stop girls from doing?
A
Eating crisps
B
Going to secondary school
C
Cooking
D
Washing up

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Afghanistan is in Asia. 
 
Asia is the biggest continent in the world.

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Asia covers about 30% of all the land on the Earth.

It has 48 different countries in it and a population of more than 4.6 billion people.

Countries like China, India, Pakistan, Japan and South Korea are all in Asia.

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Asia is home to the highest mountain in the world. What is its name?
A
Mount Everest
B
Mount Snowden
C
The Alps
D
The Rockies

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What is the population of Asia?
A
9 hundred people
B
3 thousand people
C
70 million people
D
Over 4.6 billion people

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Task time

Complete a map showing where Afghanistan is in Asia.

Complete a fact file on Malala.

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