Lesson 1: Exploring the Basic Geography of Antigua and Barbuda

Time Allocation: 45 minutes

Resources Needed: Map of Antigua and Barbuda, colored pencils, worksheets

Introduction: Start by showing the map of Antigua and Barbuda. Discuss its location in the Caribbean.

Development: Teach the children about the size, population, and key features of Antigua and Barbuda. Discuss the climate and natural resources.

Conclusion: Have a short quiz to review what the children have learned about the basic geography of Antigua and Barbuda.

Assessment: Ask the children to draw and label the map of Antigua and Barbuda with its key features.

Lesson 2: Facts About the Capital City Saint John's

Time Allocation: 40 minutes

Resources Needed: Pictures of Saint John's, fact sheets about the city

Introduction: Show pictures of Saint John's and ask the children what they know about the capital city.

Development: Discuss at least 3 interesting facts about Saint John's, such as its history, landmarks, and culture.

Conclusion: Have the children create a mini-poster with the facts they learned about Saint John's.

Assessment: Ask the children to write a short paragraph about why they would like to visit Saint John's.

Lesson 3: Famous Landmark in Antigua and Barbuda

Time Allocation: 50 minutes

Resources Needed: Pictures of famous landmarks in Antigua and Barbuda

Introduction: Show pictures of different landmarks in Antigua and Barbuda and ask the children if they recognize any.

Development: Introduce one famous landmark outside of Saint John's, such as Shirley Heights, and discuss its significance.

Conclusion: Have the children draw and color a picture of the famous landmark they learned about.

Assessment: Ask the children to write a short description of the landmark and why it is important.

Lesson 4: Producing a Tour Guide for Antigua and Barbuda

Time Allocation: 60 minutes

Resources Needed: Brochures, travel magazines, markers, colored paper

Introduction: Discuss the importance of a tour guide for tourists visiting a new place.

Development: Divide the children into groups and ask them to create a tour guide for a tourist planning to visit Antigua and Barbuda. Include key attractions, activities, and tips.

Conclusion: Have each group present their tour guide to the class and discuss the highlights of Antigua and Barbuda.

Assessment: Evaluate the tour guides based on creativity, accuracy, and inclusion of important information about Antigua and Barbuda.