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Page 1: INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK...The Himalaya Mountains are a mountain range that separate the Indian subcontinent From the Tibetan Plateau. It has some OF the highest mountains, including Mount

• 24 PAGES OF ACTIVITIES• INSTRUCTIONS• SUGGESTED ANSWER KEY

DIGITALINTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK

CHINAANCIENT

Page 2: INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK...The Himalaya Mountains are a mountain range that separate the Indian subcontinent From the Tibetan Plateau. It has some OF the highest mountains, including Mount
Page 3: INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK...The Himalaya Mountains are a mountain range that separate the Indian subcontinent From the Tibetan Plateau. It has some OF the highest mountains, including Mount
Page 4: INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK...The Himalaya Mountains are a mountain range that separate the Indian subcontinent From the Tibetan Plateau. It has some OF the highest mountains, including Mount
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