A Day In Mauritius Diary
Use this diary template to write about a day living in Mauritius - you might need to do a little research first!
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Did you know that Mauritius was home to the dodo, before it became extinct? You can find out more about this beautiful tropical island below, or scroll to the bottom of the page for our Mauritius flag printables and flag colouring page.
A view over Mauritius
Port Louis, capital of Mauritius
The national flag of Mauritius, also known as the Four Stripes or, in French, Les Quatre Bandes, was adopted in 1968, when Mauritius became independent. There are four equal horizontal stripes in red, blue, yellow, and green, representing bloodshed (during slavery), the Indian Ocean, the light of independence and sunshine, and the lush vegetation of the island.
Use this diary template to write about a day living in Mauritius - you might need to do a little research first!
The kids will enjoy this climate worksheet with a twist! Can they find out what the weather is doing in Mauritius today, then present the information in the style of a weather app?
Ask the kids to do a little research about culture in Mauritius and record what they find on this handy worksheet! We've got two versions to choose from, blank or with lines.
Can the kids design a poster encouraging tourists to visit Mauritius? They need to think of a catchy slogan if they can!
Find out about the different types of food grown and eaten in Mauritius, then draw a picture of a typical meal eaten in Mauritius on the plate. Do you think you'd enjoy the meal?
Learn a little about Mauritius with our simple introduction! Then maybe try some of our fun activities and worksheets about this country...
We have two worksheets all about the interesting Mauritius coat of arms! Both worksheets ask the children to find out some details about the coat of arms, and the second worksheet also asks them to design a new coat of arms and to explain their design...
Here's an interesting Venn diagram worksheet for the kids to try. Can they research a little about life in Mauritius, then compare and contrast it with their own life?
Ask the kids to do some research about life in Mauritius then record what they find on this compare and contrast worksheet.
Find out the answers to the questions and fill in our fact-finding worksheet on Mauritius.
The very colourful flag of Mauritius stands out on this bright facts poster, which also lists 7 key facts...
This simple factsheet is a great introduction to studying Mauritius, and it also includes a map and the national flag too...
Can you locate Mauritius on our outline map of Africa? We have two levels of worksheet to try...
Enjoy colouring in the beautiful Trochetia Boutoniana (Boucle d'Oreille), the national flower of Mauritius.
Fun Fact: Boucle d'oreille means earring in French!
Learn about the location of Mauritius within the continent of Africa with the help of our useful map.
The kids can use this fun picture gallery to draw some pictures of Mauritius. A fun activity if you're learning about different countries!
Mauritius looks like a lovely place to visit! Can the children pretend they are staying there and write a postcard to someone back home telling them all about it?
Draw your own picture on this postcard of Mauritius (with some nice palm trees, perhaps?), and write about what it might be like there too, with this fun postcard template.
Bring a bit of paradise to your classroom display with this poster of beautiful Mauritius.
Here's a poster featuring the outline of Mauritius filled with the colourful national flag. We have similar posters for other Commonwealth countries, so why not display a few together?
Test what you've learned about Mauritius with our fun quiz - you can use our Introduction to Mauritius Factsheet to help you, too...
Use this lovely story paper to write about Mauritius - perhaps you've been lucky enough to visit there and can write about your holiday, or you could write a creative story instead...
We've got all your Mauritius study material covered! From wordsearches to quizzes, geography to history - this fun pack has tons of activities to choose from!
Can the kids write about what there is to see and do in Mauritius and design their own tourist leaflet? A great activity for practising persuasive writing - simply print and fold on the dotted lines to make a three-fold leaflet.
The kids will need to do a little research about Mauritius then practise their persuasive writing skills for this travel brochure worksheet. Can they encourage people to visit Mauritius by writing some interesting text (and drawing a picture too)?
Can the kids find the 15 words or phrases all to do with Mauritius, that are hidden in the grid on this wordsearch?
This location and fact worksheet is a great place to start off your studies on Mauritius.
Packing for trips and holidays is an important life skill, and these packing worksheets are a great way to get the kids thinking about what they'd need to take to various countries! Can they draw or write down the items they would need for a trip to Mauritius?
Mauritius has around 691 species of plants out of which 273 species are endemic to the island, which means they are found nowhere else in the world. Draw or write about them here, or cut and paste some pictures, then research the animals found on Mauritius and record your results here too...