Channel 4 Learning


Worksheet
Sweden

Assignments

Using an atlas, encyclopædia, text book, the 'We are from' website or other internet sites, see if you can answer the questions below:

  1. Draw and colour the Swedish flag.



  2. On the map of Europe below, colour in Sweden.

  3. On the map of Sweden, clearly mark where the capital city is.

    Maps

  4. Fill in the following details:
Capital: ..................................................................
Population: ..................................................................
Area: ..................................................................
People per sq km: ..................................................................
Language: ..................................................................
Currency: ..................................................................

Questions about the programme

  1. Why are the children selling flowers?

  2. What is unusual about Hannah’s school?

  3. Hannah and Henrietta live very different lives. Which lifestyle would you prefer?

Optional Assignments

  1. What do you think the advantages and disadvantages of living in the north of Sweden during the winter would be?

  2. What do you think the advantages and disadvantages of living in the north of Sweden during the summer would be?

  3. Between the ages of 18 and 47, all Swedish men have to do military service, training with the army, navy or air force. What do you think of this? Would you like to do military service?

  4. When most people think of Sweden, they think of Abba or Volvos! Now that you’ve watched the programme, what do you think are the three best things about Sweden and its people, and why?

Internet Assignment

The moose is the largest type of deer in the world. It is found throughout Sweden, and sometimes called The King of the Swedish Forest. Visit
http://www.sverigeturism.se/smorgasbord/smorgasbord/natrecspo/nature/wildlife.html#nonpre and see if you can find out how tall they are, how much they weigh and how many there are in Sweden.