1. World culture
Objective: to use the skills of noticing and imagination to create a “culture passport” for Italy.

2. Starter Activity ? ? ? ? ?
Can you name the continents?

3. How many European
countries can
you name?
NOT EUROPE

4. In the next 6 weeks we will
be looking at:
Italy
Australia
Greece

5. Key Questions What do I already know about Italy?
What is Italy known for?
Where is Italy?
When is the best time to visit Italy?
What is there to see in Italy?
How old is Italy?
What language do they speak in Italy?
What is Italy’s currency?
What urban and rural attractions
are there?
How can I get to Italy?
Does Italy have any islands?
What have I learnt about Italy?
What are the main Italian cities?

7. Italian culture passport
Things you might want to include:
A poem about Italy
Pictures
Facts about Italy
Names of cities
Facts about cities
What is Italy famous for?
What captured your interest?
What would you like to visit?
A mini guide to Italy (what tourists might like to do)
Do you have a favourite Italian food?
What’s the climate like?
What natural features are there?
Some Italian words & phrases

8. Italian culture menu Italian climate A poem on Italy Italian food
Things you might want to include:
Italian climate
A poem on Italy
Italian food
A mini guide for tourists and what they might like to visit
What is Italy famous for?
What are Italy’s most famous attractions?
List of main Italian cities and their attractions
Natural attractions – can you name any?
How big is Italy’s population?
Does Italy have any islands? If so, what are their names?
What sports can you do in Italy?
Some Italian words & phrases