Find inspiration in the life of Junko Tabei, who was one of the first people to climb mountains.
Looking for interesting materials to help your students really understand this amazing explorer?
You can use this in class without any problems. It talks about Tabei’s childhood in Japan and her time at Showa Women’s University, where she became really interested in climbing. You’ll learn about her famous climb up Mount Everest in 1975, when she overcame many problems to become the first woman to reach the top. Find out how Tabei started the Ladies’ Climbing Club to give women climbers more power and how she reached the top of all seven peaks. Her work to protect the earth is another example of her lasting impact. Tabei’s brave and determined story moves both explorers and people who love the outdoors. It shows that if you follow your dreams, you can do anything.
Overview:
Early Life and Education
Summiting Mount Everest
Founding the Ladies’ Climbing Club
First Woman to Summit Everest
Seven Summits
Environmental Activism
Legacy
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Skills align with both the RI (Reading Informational Texts) and RL (Reading Literature) Common Core Standards
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