Russian | Native — Regular classes / Classes

This class offers an in-depth look at Moscow, exploring its geography, history, and role as the dynamic heart of Russia. Students discover how the city’s location, landscape, and climate have shaped its development from a medieval fortress to a modern global metropolis. The lesson examines Moscow’s urban structure, transport systems, and iconic landmarks such as the Kremlin, Red Square, and the Moscow River. Through maps, images, and interactive discussions, learners analyze how geography influences the city’s economy, culture, and daily life. Attention is also given to Moscow’s diverse districts, green spaces, and expanding infrastructure. By the end of the class, students gain a clearer understanding of Moscow not only as a capital city but as a living example of how geography and human activity intertwine in shaping a nation’s identity.