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1 Russia’s regions A picture postcard Lesson 3  Plenary

2 Russia: can you sum it up?
Russia is such a diverse place: can it be summed up? Write a postcard home from Russia Imagine you have travelled from coast to coast Refer to what you believe to be the three most important physical features or characteristics of the Russian landscape that you have learned about Include place names and geographical terms in your account of your journey Can you identify one important landscape image (to sketch or print) for the front of your postcard?

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