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CLASSROOM RESOURCES ON COUNTRIES AROUND THE WORLD

Embassy Information
Many embassies have resources on their web sites.
For a list of U.S. embassies worldwide, visit usembassy.state.gov.
For a list of foreign embassies in Washington, DC, visit www.embassy.org/embassies
The Department of State offers Country Background Notes at www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/bgn.

National Geographic Xpeditions
National Geographic Xpeditions is home to the U.S. National Geography Standards—and to thousands of ideas, tools, and interactive adventures that bring them to life. In this site, you will find lesson plans, atlas maps, and various activities to help in planning lessons and other activities.

Foreign Students
EducationUSA promotes U.S. higher education abroad, supports overseas advising centers, collaborates with U.S. educational organizations to strengthen international exchange.

Country-Specific Resources
The following embassies maintain sections on the web sites for children or middle school students.

ARMENIA
The Embassy of the Republic of Armenia offers a kids page with Armenian Fairy Tales.
www.armeniaemb.org/Kids

AUSTRALIA
Tell Me About Australia is a publication of the Embassy of Australia aimed at middle school students.
www.austemb.org/kids.html

BELIZE
The Embassy of Belize offers fun facts about the national symbols of Belize in their Kids Zone.
www.embassyofbelize.org/kids.htm

BRAZIL
The Embassy of Brazil has a webpage with links to information and activities for elementary school age children.
www.brasilemb.org/kids_corner/kids1.shtml

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
This booklet, "China in the Classroom," was developed by the Embassy of the People's Republic of China and is a colorful booklet which gives a brief introduction to China and Chinese Culture.
www.chinese-embassy.org.uk/eng/cic/t27125.htm

CANADA (NEW)
This site from the government of Canada has links on energy, Canadian history, wildlife, technology, and other subjects.
www.canada.gc.ca/acanada/acPubList.jsp?font=0&lang=eng&categoryId=105&parentCategoryId=154&level=0

COLOMBIA
The Embassy of Colombia houses a Colombia For Kids page.
www.colombiaemb.org/opencms/opencms/colkids

DENMARK

The Royal Danish Embassy offers site provides an introduction to Denmark for children.
www.denmarkemb.org/intro.html

FINLAND

The Embassy of Finland web site contains information for students and travelers to Finland under the "About Finland" link.
http://www.finland.org/en

FRANCE
The Embassy of France offers a web page for children, with topics ranging from the economy and culture to games.
www.ambafrance-us.org/kids

GERMANY
The Embassy of Germany offers online teacher's kits and other resources for the classroom.
www.germany-info.org/relaunch/education/Teacher_Kits/main.html

ISRAEL
The Embassy of Israel's Kids Site provides symbols, general information, and history for children.
www.israelemb.org/kids

JAPAN
Colorful, thorough, and helpful describe Kids Web Japan. Available in nine languages, it even has a section describing the life of Japanese children.
web-japan.org/kidsweb

MEXICO
The Embassy of Mexico's website has information for the younger set that is vibrant, user-friendly, and available in several languages.
www.elbalero.gob.mx/index_kids.html

NIGERIA
The Embassy of Nigeria's Students Corner provides general country information.
www.nigeriaembassyusa.org/students.shtml

NORWAY
The Embassy of Norway's website provides information for teachers and students under the 'Teacher's Guide to Norway" link.
www.norway.org/education/

VENEZUELA
The Embassy of Venezuela offers information on Venezuela for kids under a "Venezuela for Kids" link.
www.embavenez-us.org

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