Lesson 1: Basic Geography of Thailand
Time Allocation: 45 minutes
Resources Needed: World map, pictures of Thailand, markers, coloring pencils
Introduction: - Show the world map to the students and locate Thailand. - Discuss the location of Thailand in relation to other countries. - Show pictures of Thailand's landscape, culture, and people to spark interest.
Development: - Explain the basic geography of Thailand, including its size, neighboring countries, and bodies of water surrounding it. - Discuss the climate and different regions of Thailand. - Have students label and color Thailand on their world maps.
Conclusion: - Review the key points about Thailand's geography. - Encourage students to ask questions or share interesting facts they learned.
Assessment: - Ask students to draw and label a simple map of Thailand, including major cities and bodies of water.

Lesson 2: Exploring Bangkok - The Capital City
Time Allocation: 45 minutes
Resources Needed: Pictures or videos of Bangkok, markers, paper
Introduction: - Show pictures or videos of Bangkok's skyline, landmarks, and street scenes. - Discuss the concept of a capital city and its importance in a country.
Development: - Identify three interesting facts about Bangkok (e.g., population, famous landmarks, cultural significance). - Have students create a mini-poster or infographic about Bangkok, highlighting these facts. - Encourage creativity and colorful illustrations.
Conclusion: - Allow students to share their mini-posters and present their facts about Bangkok. - Discuss what they find interesting or surprising about the capital city.
Assessment: - Evaluate the accuracy and creativity of the mini-posters created by the students.

Lesson 3: Famous Landmark - Ayutthaya Historical Park
Time Allocation: 45 minutes
Resources Needed: Pictures of Ayutthaya Historical Park, markers, paper, craft materials (optional)
Introduction: - Display pictures of Ayutthaya Historical Park and briefly introduce it as a famous landmark in Thailand. - Discuss the significance of historical sites and their preservation.
Development: - Have students research and find one interesting fact about Ayutthaya Historical Park. - Provide materials for students to create a mini-model or drawing of the landmark. - Encourage students to be creative and include details.
Conclusion: - Allow students to share their models or drawings of Ayutthaya Historical Park. - Discuss why preserving historical landmarks is important for a country's culture and tourism.
Assessment: - Evaluate the accuracy and creativity of the models or drawings created by the students.

Lesson 4: Creating a Tour Guide for Thailand
Time Allocation: 60 minutes
Resources Needed: Pictures or brochures of Thailand, markers, paper, craft materials (optional)
Introduction: - Discuss the concept of a tour guide and its purpose in helping tourists. - Show pictures or brochures of different attractions in Thailand.
Development: - In groups, assign each group a specific region or city in Thailand. - Have students research and gather information about attractions, culture, and food in their assigned area. - Provide materials for students to create a tour guide brochure or booklet. - Encourage creativity, use of pictures, and informative descriptions.
Conclusion: - Allow each group to present their tour guide to the class. - Discuss the variety of attractions and regions in Thailand.
Assessment: - Evaluate the accuracy, organization, and creativity of the tour guide brochures created by the groups.