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Aug 2012

Children’s Activity 89: International Capitals

An Indoor Play Activity

Do you know the capital of Uruguay? You will when you’re done with this activity. Or at least your child will.

Materials Required:

  • Your time only

Instructions:

Do you know the capital of Uruguay? You will when you’re done with this activity. Or at least your child will.

Have your child name any country he or she can think of-then try to name the capital yourself.

Now it’s your child’s turn – name a country (not too obscure), and see if he or she can come up with the capital.

Of course, you’ll need to have an almanac or atlas handy to verify the accuracy of guesses.

Once you get the easy ones like Great Britain (London) and France (Paris) out of the way, you’ll be ready to tackle toughies like Zaire (Kinshasa) and Guatemala (Guatemala City).

By the way, the capital of Uruguay is Montevideo. But you knew that.

Other international capitals include:

Canberra (Australia)
Ottawa (Canada)
Havana (Cuba);
Abidjan (Ivory Coast)
Moscow (Russia)
Madrid (Spain)
Stockholm (Sweden)
Wellington (New Zealand)
Port Moresby (Papua New Guinea)

International Capitals is an Indoor Play activity that will provide a lot of fun and and will be wonderful for improving your child’s general knowledge.

 

This Children’s Indoor Play Activity is sponsored by Zane Education – the home of online Visual Learning. Visual Learning is a method of online learning that includes the use of online subtitled educational video that caters for virtually all Learning Styles. The online education videos are accompanied by online multiple choice quizzes, lesson plans and interactive study tools. Virtually all children prefer Visual Learning as it makes study much more interesting and fun. It is the ideal online education solution for teachers and classroom students, homeschooling, special needs education and children that you’d like to see improve their reading and literacy skills and children studying ESL – as they study the same curriculum topics studied by their classmates and peers. Zane Education provides that and much more.

 

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