1. Interactive World Map Puzzle: Use a colorful world map puzzle that allows students to piece together continents and oceans, helping them recognize different landforms and locations.
  2. Create a Personal Globe: Guide students in making their own small globes using balloons and paper mache, painting continents and oceans to visualize the Earth's surface.
  3. Local Community Map Drawing: Have children draw simple maps of their neighborhood or classroom to understand basic map elements like symbols, keys, and directions.
  4. Landform Walk: Take students on a nature walk to identify and discuss different landforms such as hills, valleys, rivers, and plains in their local area.
  5. Weather Chart Creation: Introduce students to basic weather concepts by helping them create daily weather charts and relate weather patterns to geographic locations.
  6. Storytime Around the World: Read stories from various cultures to give students a sense of different places and environments globally.
  7. Compass Craft and Direction Practice: Teach students about cardinal directions by making simple compass crafts and practicing identifying north, south, east, and west.
  8. Flag Matching Game: Introduce students to flags from different countries and have them match flags to their countries on a map.
  9. Seasons and Climate Exploration: Explore how seasons change across different parts of the world and relate them to geographic location and Earth's tilt.
  10. Cultural Dress-Up Day: Organize a day where students can dress up in traditional clothing from various regions to experience geographical diversity firsthand.