A Day In Lesotho Diary
A day in Lesotho might be very different from a day in your own life. Can you research what it might be like and write a diary entry on this worksheet?
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Learn about Lesotho, the country with the highest low point in the world! Discover more fun facts below to enjoy with the kids, together with our Lesotho flag and other printables.
Lesotho on map of Africa. Printable version available.
The flag of Lesotho has blue, white and green horizontal stripes and a Mokorotlo (a back Basotho hat). This design was introduced in 2006 on the 40th anniversary of Lesotho’s independence and was intended to represent the country’s peaceful nature.
A day in Lesotho might be very different from a day in your own life. Can you research what it might be like and write a diary entry on this worksheet?
Here's a climate worksheet with a difference! Can the kids find out about the climate of Lesotho, then write today's forecast in the phone app template?
This fun 'Culture in Lesotho' worksheet asks the kids to find out about the traditional costume, arts, sports and pastimes and holidays/festivals of Lesotho.
Design a fun poster encouraging people to visit Lesotho. Try and include an eye-catching slogan in your design!
Food from Lesotho is a combination of African traditions and British influence. Find out some more and write about it here, and draw a typical meal on the plate template.
Use this Introduction to Lesotho to learn a little bit about this African country, then test your new knowledge with our Lesotho Quiz.
The unusual flag of Lesotho is on the front of this handy booklet (folding instructions here).
These Lesotho bookmarks might be handy to give out in class, perhaps as a little prize for a geography quiz?
Lesotho has an interesting coat of arms, but what do all the different parts mean? And if you could design your own coat of arms, what would you draw? Choose Worksheet 1 to just write about the coat of arms, or Worksheet 2 if you'd like to try and design your own, too...
Use this Venn Diagram worksheet to help record the similarities and differences between Lesotho and where you live.
Use this worksheet to compare your own life with a child growing up in Lesotho. Do some research into the food a child might eat in Lesotho, the games they might play, their education and anything else you can think of...
This fact-finding worksheet will help your children find out some information about Lesotho, and it's a useful way to start your studies.
Our country facts posters are great for displaying in the classroom, and don't use too much ink to print! This one is for Lesotho.
This one-page factsheet is a quick way to learn some useful information about Lesotho! It's also great for project books and displays.
Here's our simple flag colouring page for the interesting flag of Lesotho.
Make your own jigsaw out of the unusual flag of Lesotho with this printable (instructions and cutting guides can be found here).
Print out the flag of Lesotho to use in displays and project work.
Help children learn where Lesotho is situated within the African continent with these location map worksheets.
This colouring page features a really interesting plant, the Aloe Polyphylla - the National flower of Lesotho.
Use these handy notebooking pages for your research or writing projects about Lesotho.
Here's a printable outline map of Africa with Lesotho's position and capital city clearly marked.
There's space to draw 5 pictures in the Lesotho Picture Gallery printable. Great for classroom displays!
Imagine you've gone on a trip to Lesotho - can you write a postcard to a friend back home telling them all about it? Simply cut out the postcard, fold in half and stick together, then write all about the sights, sounds and activities...
This fun postcard activity might require a little research from the kids. Can they imagine they are staying in Lesotho, and write a postcard back home? They can draw a picture too...
Here's a poster of a scene in Lesotho to print and display. For best results print using the borderless settings on your printer.
Here's a fun poster to print featuring the flag of Lesotho within the shape of the country, complete with black mokorotlo (a Basotho hat)!
This Lesotho quiz is a fun way to find out more about the country. Try to answer the questions using our Introduction to Lesotho Factsheet to help you.
Use this story paper to write down some facts about Lesotho, or use the image to spark off an imaginative story...
Choose from lots of different activities all about Lesotho in our 25-page study pack. It's aimed at kids aged 7-11 but there's plenty for a wider age gap, too...
Use this 3-fold tourist leaflet to try to persuade people to visit the country of Lesotho. Remember to include some interesting information and use persuasive writing techniques...
Can the children write an eye-catching travel brochure encouraging tourists to visit Lesotho?
There are a few longer words hidden in our Lesotho word search grid, but they might still be tricky to find! If you need a little help, we've included the solution below...
Bring everything you've learned about Lesotho together with this fun fact worksheet.
Research the items you'd need for a trip to Lesotho, then write about them or draw pictures in the suitcase.
Can the kids find about the wildlife found in Lesotho and record what they learn on this worksheet?