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Use this interesting worksheet to compare your life to a child growing up in Grenada, focusing on things like food, education, housing and games and activities.
Interesting Fact: We consume 62.5% more electricity in the UK than in Grenada!
Why draw one picture of Grenada when you can draw 5 in this fun picture gallery? Lovely for displays...
Here's a poster featuring a beautiful harbour in Grenada, perfect for any display!
This simple flag poster is easy to print and won't use too much ink, but will make a great centre point for a display all about Grenada.
Answer as many questions as you can about Grenada in our fun quiz, using our 'Introduction to Grenada' factsheet to help you.
We've got everything you need for learning about Grenada in this bumper 25-page study pack (all activities are available separately too).
We've got 3-fold tourist leaflets for lots of Commonwealth countries, so once you've made one for Grenada you can try making some others if you like. You could maybe display them in a box or stand just like in a real Tourist Information Centre!
We've hidden 15 words all about Grenada in this word search grid. Can you find them all? The solution is included below too...
Find out some interesting and useful information about Grenada in our 'An Introduction to Grenada' factsheet, then maybe try some of our activities?
Learning how to pack for different trips and countries is a great life skill, so start the kids off with some virtual packing practise with our 'Packing for Grenada' worksheet...
Living in Ghana might be quite different from where you live. Can you do some research, then write a diary entry for a typical day living in Ghana?
Describe the climate of Ghana, then find out what the weather is doing there today and present the results in the weather app on the phone.
Ghana is often described as a land of festivals, music and traditional dances, and there's plenty of space to write about the culture of this colourful country here, or you can draw some pictures (choose from our blank or lined 'Culture in Ghana' worksheets below).
Can the kids design their own tourism poster for Ghana? They could start by thinking of a catchy slogan to get people interested!
Street food is very popular in both rural and urban areas of Ghana, with many families eating street food 3 times a week! Find out some more about the types of food grown and eaten in the country and draw a picture of a typical meal.
The coat of arms for Ghana appears as the main symbol on the cover of Ghanian passports.
This Venn diagram helps the kids learn what they have in common with children living in Ghana, and to understand the differences too...
It's fascinating to see how our lives compare with those of someone living elsewhere! Compare your own life with that of someone in Ghana using our worksheet to help you...
Capture the excitement and beauty of Ghana by drawing or cutting and pasting some pictures into the frames in our picture gallery.
Use this fun printable to produce your own tourist leaflet for Ghana! Remember to use exciting language and include lots of useful information about the country.