Geography fair showcase

Welcome to the Our World Project's Geography Fair Showcase! Explore how the Classroom Geography Fair celebrates student learning and actively involves families in education. Discover how it builds confidence, communication skills, and pride in student work. We're excited to share our experiences with you!

What makes our fair special

Our Classroom Geography Fair is more than just a display; it's a celebration of learning and a bridge connecting students, families, and the world around them. What sets us apart is the active participation of families, turning education into a shared journey. The fair gives students a real audience, which boosts their confidence, sharpens their communication skills, and fills them with pride in what they've accomplished.

Planning your own fair

We hope visitors gain valuable insights into preparing for and executing a successful geography fair. From initial planning to the final showcase, we aim to provide practical tips and inspiration to help you create an engaging and educational experience for your students and community. Here are some key considerations:

  • Project Guidelines: Develop clear guidelines for student projects, including research expectations, presentation formats, and judging criteria.
  • Timeline: Create a detailed timeline with deadlines for each stage of the fair, from project selection to setup and takedown.
  • Community Involvement: Engage parents, teachers, and local organizations to support the fair through volunteering, judging, or providing resources.

How to guide

Geography Fair Activities

 

  • Student project displays

  • Family-led exploration stations

  • World map exploration

  • Cultural crafts

  • Music from around the world

  • Passport stamping activity

  • Photo booth with global landmarks

 

Community-Based Resources

 

  • Local library (multicultural books & maps)

  • Children’s museums

  • Cultural centers

  • Historical societies

  • Community festivals

  • Local restaurants featuring global cuisine

  • Online resources:

    • National Geographic Kids

    • PBS Kids

    • Scholastic Learn at Home