This resource introduces the fascinating country of Tanzania. It contains over 30 beautiful images of the landscape, animals, villages, towns and people, for you to show your students, along with facts and interesting information about the country. A useful resource for students of all ages who are interested in learning more about other countries, cultures and ways of life. I'm sure this resource will spark plenty of class discussions and activities, such as making a Tanzanian house, designing your own Tanzanian style fabrics and performing a Maasai dance! Please note this resource is a PDF.

An interesting resource, containing images of a typical Chinese town, to give an insight into daily life in China. This resource is intended as a springboard for discussion in class, for example to compare your own way of life with that in China, or to help your students learn more about the rich and diverse Chinese culture. You could also print the photos to use as writing prompts. This resource is suitable for students of all ages who are interested in other countries and cultures. Please note, this resource is a PDF document.

A useful resource containing 30 images of Africa, plus brief explanations and comments for you to show your class. This resource is intended as a springboard for discussion and is suitable for students of any age who are interested in life in Sub-Saharan Africa. Please note, this resource is a PDF document.

This useful resource presents Valentine's Day, including the origin of the festival, the story of Saint Valentine, photos and information about how the holiday is celebrated. A prefect resource to be used in the classroom or as an assembly. For students of all ages. Please note, this resource is a PDF file.

A resource containing interesting facts about 15 famous world landmarks (such as the Eiffel Tower, Sydney Opera House, The Pyramids at Giza and the Colosseum in Rome). You could use the resource as a listening activity, guessing game, research opportunity or discussion prompt. A useful resource for a topic on buildings, countries, cultures or famous places. Please note, this resource is a PDF file.

This resource introduces the Kingdom of Morocco. It contains over 30 beautiful images of the countryside, towns, buildings, people and markets, for you to show your students, along with facts and interesting information about the country. A useful resource for students of all ages who are interested in learning more about other countries, cultures and ways of life. I'm sure this resource will spark plenty of class discussions, as well as activities, such as designing your own Moroccan style shoes, lamps or boxes. Please note this resource is a PDF.

32 beautiful and varied images of China, for you to use in class discussions, acitivities, assemblies or as photos for a display. The author of this resource lived and taught in China for two years and was inspired to share these images with you, to help your students gain a greater insight into this beautiful and fascinating country. Please note, this resource is a PDF document.

This PDF presentation introduces the traditions surrounding Shrove Tuesday, Mardi Gras, Ash Wednesday and Lent. All are connected and important days in the run up to Easter. This is a useful resource to use in class or for a whole school assembly. The resource includes photos and information about the special days, that you can show to your students and discuss with them. This resource could be used with students of any age.

This resource aims to introduce the vast range of clothing worn in different countries and cultures around the world. The resource contains photos of people wearing national dress in various countries, and looks at clothes that people wear in their day to day lives and for special events, such as weddings and national days. An interesting resource for students of all ages, who enjoy learning more about life in other countries. You could show this resource on the computer or smartboard and discuss it in class, or print out images for a display or to use as a resource in the book corner. Please note, this resource is a PDF file.

This 38 page resource contains photos of people of all ages from around the world. This is a useful resource to use as discussion or creative writing prompts. For example you could ask your students to describe the people's appearances, talk about what they are doing in the photos and discuss what their life is like. You could encourage your students to make up stories about the people in the images. This is an interesting resource for students of all ages. You could use this PDF file as a presentation in class or print out individual images for a display or activity.

I compiled this quiz to introduce some interesting New Year traditions from countries around the world. The resource would be useful for students of all ages. The resource contains 10 quiz questions, interesting facts and good-quality photos to show how new year is celebrated in Scotland, Spain, Turkey, Ecuador, South Africa, Russia, Hungary, Italy and other countries... I hope you find it useful.

An in-depth resource that explains some of the customs and traditions surrounding the Spring Festival or Chinese New Year. Two traditional New Year tales are included in this resource - The Story of Nian the Monster (which explains the new year traditions of setting off fireworks and decorating houses with red) and The Great Race (a story about the Chinese zodiac.) The resource is packed with plenty of images and well-researched information. I'm sure you will enjoy using this resource with students of all ages. This PDF presentation could be shown on a computer or projected onto a whiteboard, as you read the stories and information on the slides and talk about the images with your students.

A 36 page resource, looking at life in India, including photos showing city life, village life, traditions, monuments and beautiful scenery. The photos are captioned, to help you use this resource in class as discussion or writing prompts. Of course, the photos would also make a lovely classroom display, or resource for the book corner, if you choose to print them. Please note, this resource is a PDF file.

This resource introduces the precious, life-giving resource that is water. The presentation contains 38 photos and captions that you can show to your students, to discuss how water is useful and precious. The resource looks at the way that many communities around the world live without running water in their homes, it also looks at problems like flooding, droughts and water pollution. A perfect resource for World Water Day, for a topic about the environment or when thinking about the differences between people's way of life in different countries.

An informative resource that introduces interesting facts about education in China for students aged 6 to 18+. Use it to discuss the similarities and differences between schools in China and your own school. This resource could be used with students of all ages and is intended as a basis for discussion. Please note, this resource is a PDF document.

This 40 page resource introduces life in Ukraine, in the big cities and small, traditional villages. It also introduces some Ukrainian traditions and interesting facts about Ukraine. I took some of the photos in the resource while visiting Ukraine a few years ago. This should give you a real insight into life in Ukraine! This resource is useful for students who are interested in learning about life, culture and traditions in other countries. You could use the resource as a prompt for discussion, print the images for a display, or use it as a resource for the book corner. Please note, this resource is a PDF file.

This resource introduces the history of International Women's Day on the 8th March and what the day represents. In some countries, International Women's Day is like Mothers' Day, where women are given gifts. Other countries hold onto the political significance of International Women's Day, where women around the world stand up for women's rights. The resource contains images and facts that you can show and discuss with your students, both in a classroom and whole-school setting. Please note, this resource is a PDF.