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Current Expedition
Move from Asia's capitals and mountains to Oceania's islands, seas, and Pacific routes.
Map
Begin with the continent or island region, then locate the named place.
Name
Say the capital, country, island group, mountain, or water feature with one regional clue.
Explain
Explain whether the clue points to mainland Asia, an island chain, a sea route, or a mountain barrier.
Apply
Sort the answer into Asia, Oceania, or the connecting waters and explain the difference.
Map Notebook
Sketch an island, peninsula, or mountain clue and label the region it belongs to.
Parent proof: student can distinguish Asia from Oceania and name one real map reason.
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