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The Amazon Rainforest, covering much of northern Brazil, is the world's largest tropical rainforest. It's home to millions of plant and animal species, and plays a crucial role in Earth's climate. My students are always amazed to learn that it produces about 20% of the world's oxygen!

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Standing atop Corcovado Mountain in Rio de Janeiro, this iconic 98-foot statue is one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Built in 1931, it symbolizes Brazil's strong Catholic heritage and welcomes visitors with open arms. This makes for a great discussion about cultural monuments in our geography lessons!

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Located on the border of Brazil and Argentina, these spectacular waterfalls are a sight to behold! The falls consist of 275 individual drops, making it the largest waterfall system in the world. When teaching about water formations, I love showing my students photos of the Devil's Throat cascade!

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The world's biggest carnival happens right here in Rio de Janeiro! This vibrant celebration features colorful costumes, samba dancing, and elaborate parades. The festival occurs before Lent each year and draws millions of visitors. It's a perfect example of how history, religion, and culture blend in Brazilian traditions.

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Six top samba schools shine in Rio de Janeiro Carnival parade

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Soccer (or futebol) is more than just a sport in Brazil - it's a national passion! With 5 World Cup victories, Brazil has produced legendary players like Pelé and Neymar. The famous Maracanã stadium in Rio is a testament to this love for the sport. My students particularly enjoy learning about how soccer brings Brazilian communities together!

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Capoeira is a unique Brazilian art form that combines dance, acrobatics, and martial arts. Developed by enslaved Africans in Brazil, it's now practiced worldwide. The grace and strength required in capoeira make it a fascinating topic when discussing cultural preservation and resistance.

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Capoeira: Meet Brazil’s Unique Blend Of Martial Art And Dance | TODAY

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Brazilian food is a delicious mix of indigenous, African, and European influences! Feijoada (black bean stew) is the national dish, and churrasco (Brazilian barbecue) is world-famous. Don't forget pão de queijo (cheese bread) - my students love learning about these unique dishes during our cultural food days!

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June brings the festive São João celebrations, especially popular in northeastern Brazil. This month-long party features square dancing, traditional costumes, and delicious corn-based dishes. It's a great example of how Brazilian festivals combine religious traditions with local culture and agriculture.

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Brazil's indigenous peoples have contributed significantly to the country's cultural heritage. From traditional ceremonies to artwork and sustainable farming practices, their influence can be seen throughout Brazilian society. When teaching about native peoples, I emphasize the importance of preserving these ancient traditions.

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