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Morocco was one of the countries that was ‘lighter’ for us, but it was nice to have a little bit of a break. We used the time to focus on several geography terms ~ strait {Strait of Gibraltar}, desert, mountains, coast, plateau, plain, valley. We also talked about the government in Morocco, read some great books about the country and made a very simple dish as our meal from Morocco.
You can view the other countries that we’ve studied from Africa on my geography page.
Week 1 Layout
Monday
- Introduce new song about Morocco from Geography Songs
- Use atlas and globe to locate Morocco
- Read one of our books from our bookshelf about Morocco
Tuesday
- Review geography song
- Learn {and review} some terms: strait {Strait of Gibraltar}, desert, mountains, coast, plateau, plain, valley
- Independent reading from bookshelf
- Filled out the map of Morocco using our notebooking page
Click on thumbnail to download pdf file
Wednesday
- Review geography song
- Watched the clip below on Morocco
- Talked about the government of Morocco {monarchy}
- Independent reading
Thursday
- Review geography song
- Children Just Like Me book and notebooking page
- Played our flag matching game for the different flags of Africa
- Reading together book on Morocco {from our bookshelf}
Week 2 Layout
Monday
- Review geography song
- Put together our Africa GeoPuzzle
- Learned about the flag of Morocco
Click on thumbnail to download pdf file
Tuesday
- Review geography song
- Watched a video with pictures of Morocco on You Tube
- Read together one of books from bookshelf
Wednesday
- Review geography song
- Talked about the religions of Morocco
- Story from Around the World in 80 Tales ~ The Lion’s Dinner
- Made a little couscous
Thursday
- Review geography song
- Summarized one of our reading books and copy summary/dication
- Added our notebooking pages to our binder and stamped our passports!
Books We Used
- National Geographic ~ Morocco guide
- YouTube video ~ 8 minutes of pictures divided up by cities in Morocco
- The Best of Morocco ~ travel site with great pictures
- Travel information guide on Morocco {from tourism company}
- Geography.com ~ quick information about Morocco
- Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco website
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I just stumbled upon your site and it was perfect for a lesson I am doing on North Africa. Thanks so much for posting links and clear sheets for free!
you are most welcome – enjoy! :)
Thank you for your posts. They were helpful.
I am doing a stall on Morocco for my child’s cultural awareness day – Thank you for the inspiration and material!
If I may ask, what did you read while “in” Morocco for social studies? I’m called to missions, learning Arabic in school, and I LOVE Ismali (of, related to, or set in the Arabic-speaking world) books of ALL kinds! No one in the blogosphere has ever posted their booklist for ANY kind of Ismali social studies unit they’ve done- did you?
Your new follower,
Serena
Future Missionary and Aspiring Homeschooler
let me see if there’s a way to update the book links.