World Travel Fair
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What you will learn
- 1Research a country of your choice
- 2Create a travel booth display sharing its continent, flag, language, food, and a famous landmark
Mini Lesson
Our world is home to nearly 200 countries, each with its own language, food, flag, history, and way of life. Today you become a travel guide — sharing one amazing country with everyone!
What makes each country unique?
- Continent — every country sits on one of the seven continents: Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Australia/Oceania, Europe, North America, or South America.
- Flag — each country has its own flag with specific colors and symbols that represent its people and history.
- Language — countries may have one or more official languages; some have dozens!
- Food — traditional dishes reflect a country’s geography, history, and culture.
- Landmark — a famous building, natural feature, or monument that is recognized around the world.
Country examples to inspire you
- Japan — Asia — Japanese — sushi — Mount Fuji
- Brazil — South America — Portuguese — feijoada — Christ the Redeemer
- Egypt — Africa — Arabic — koshari — the Great Pyramids
- Italy — Europe — Italian — pizza and pasta — the Colosseum
- Australia — Oceania — English — meat pie — the Sydney Opera House
- Mexico — North America — Spanish — tacos — Chichen Itza
What is a global citizen?
- A global citizen is someone who cares about people all over the world — not just in their own country.
- Global citizens learn about other cultures, respect differences, and work to make the world a better place for everyone.
Words to know
Country
A land with its own people, leaders, and rules
e.g. Italy is a country in Europe.
Culture
The food, clothes, language, and traditions of a group
e.g. Each country has its own culture.
Global citizen
A person who cares about the whole world, not just their own country
e.g. A global citizen learns about other places.
Continent
A very large piece of land
e.g. Africa is a big continent.
Travel
To go from one place to another, often far away
e.g. I want to travel to Japan one day.
Ask yourself: "Which country would I most like to visit? What do I already know about it?"
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