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1st Grade/1st Grade - Countries & Facts

Russia

In Russia topic, 1st Grade students will learn about the largest country in the world by land area. They will learn that Moscow is the capital city. Students will explore the Russian flag and learn about cold climates. They will also hear about important rivers and forests.

What Children Learn

Students learn that Russia stretches across Europe and Asia. They understand that Moscow is the capital. They explore the white, blue, and red flag. Students learn that Russia has very cold winters in many places. They hear about large forests and long rivers. They practice locating Russia on a world map.

Sample Questions Children Practice

1. What is the capital of Russia?

A. Moscow

B. Paris

C. Rome

D. Berlin

2. Fill in the blank. Russia is very ______ in size.

Why This Topic Matters

Learning about Russia helps students understand country size and climate. It strengthens continent comparison skills.

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