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This Bahamas travel brochure worksheet is a fun activity to get the kids practising descriptive and persuasive writing! Can they write some content for a travel brochure encouraging people to visit the Bahamas and draw a picture too?
A lot of us use weather apps for finding out the forecast wherever we are in the world these days. Can the children find out about the climate in the Bahamas, then present the information in the style of a weather app using the template on this worksheet?
It's fun to learn about different cultures around the world! Can the kids find out about culture in the Bahamas, then draw or stick some pictures in the boxes provided on this worksheet?
Have fun designing your own eye-catching tourism poster for the Bahamas - try and think of an interesting slogan if you can, too!
Get the kids thinking about the different food grown and eaten around the world with our fun food worksheets! Can they find out about the types of food grown and eaten in the Bahamas, and draw a typical meal on the plate?
The kids will enjoy learning about the Bahamas by reading these fun information pages. There's a little geography, a little history and plenty of interesting facts all about this beautiful country!
Here's a fun activity to get the kids thinking about what it's like to visit another country! Can they imagine they are going to stay in the Bahamas for a week, and write or draw everything they need inside the suitcase?
It's fun to find out about different wildlife around the world! Can the kids find out about the native plants and animals of the Bahamas and draw them, or cut out some pictures and stick them in the boxes?
Growing up in the Bahamas might be quite different to your own life! Do some research, then write a diary entry describing what it's like living there...
Use this Venn diagram worksheet to compare and contrast life for children in the Bahamas with your own life at home.
This interesting worksheet asks the kids to compare their own daily life with that of a child growing up in the Bahamas. How would things like the food they eat, their education and the games they play differ?
Print and cut out this postcard from the Bahamas, then fold in half and stick together. Now you have a postcard from the Bahamas, can you pretend you're on holiday there and write the postcard for a friend back home?
Create your own postcard from the Bahamas with this fun worksheet! There's space to draw a picture, and lots of room to write about the things you might see and do there...
Print this fantastic poster of the Bahamas (using the borderless settings on your printer for the best results), and use for classroom displays.
Are you learning about The Bahamas? This easy-to-print poster will look great as part of any display, and will also help the children learn to recognise the colourful national flag.
There are 15 words all associated with the Bahamas to find on this word search grid. Try and find them all if you can! We've also included the solution if you need it...
Here's a colouring page featuring the gorgeous national flower of The Bahamas, the Yellow Elder.
Fun Fact: This beautiful evergreen shrub can grow up to 20 feet in height!
There are lots of things to inspire some creative writing on this Bahamas story paper - a beach, the sea, a city and a lighthouse! Choose from one of two versions below.
We have two worksheets all about the interesting Antigua and Barbuda coat of arms! Both worksheets ask the children to find out some details about the coat of arms, and the second worksheet also asks them to design a new coat of arms and to explain their design...
Here's an interesting Venn diagram worksheet for the kids to try. Can they research a little about life in Antigua and Barbuda, then compare and contrast it with their own life?