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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in Colombia?

Learn what it might be like to be a kid in Colombia through the eyes of a Colombian boy named Christian. Students will see what it's like to attend school in Colombia, what food they might eat, what sports they might play, and what they might do with their families for fun on weekends. Great for distance learning, and for celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month and Latinx history and culture!

Included in This Kid's Life: Colombia:

A letter from Christian to your students about what life is like as a kid in Colombia

A colorful presentation (Google Slides and/or PowerPoint) made by Christian about Colombia

Color photographs of famous places in Colombia

Writing activities about Colombia

Crafts to create about Colombian life

A crossword puzzle, word search, secret code puzzle, and more!

Included in the PDF:

1. Introduction

2. What I Think Life in Colombia is Like...

3. A Letter from Christian in Colombia

4. Questions about Christian's Letter

5. Colombia in Pictures

6. Fun Facts About Colombia

7. The Colombian Flag

8. Secret Code About Colombia

9. Colombia Word Search

10. Create a Colombian Cross Bag

11. Create a Colombian Doll

12. Create a Banana Tree

13. Design Your Own Orchid

14. Things I Like about Colombia

15. Postcard from Colombia

16. Basic Phrases in Spanish

17. Colombia Crossword Puzzle

18. All About Colombia

19. Similarities and Differences

20. Life in Colombia

21. Color a Boy from Colombia

Check out these other countries from the same series of This Kid's Life:
Bundle of all Countries - includes a big discount!
All artwork is original and create by myself.

Thanks for looking at my products,

Yvonne Crawford

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Colombia Country Study: Reading & Writing + Google Slides/PPT Distance Learning

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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in Colombia?Learn what it might be like to be a kid in Colombia through the eyes of a Colombian boy named Christian. Students will see what it's like to attend school in Colombia, what food they might eat, what sports they might play, and what the...

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Students can create a booklet featuring fun facts and information about Colombia!

Includes four versions:

One including informational texts, images, and interactive activities (26 pages)

One including informational texts and images (20 pages)

One including images, with blank lines for students to add their own writing (20 pages)

One including images, with large blank lines for younger students (20 pages)

If there are any extra pages of facts and information you would like me to add, please let me know! I would be happy to add them.

Included in each country booklet:

Cover

General Information

Flag of Colombia

The Map of Colombia

Weather in Colombia

Independence from Spain

Sports in Colombia

Colombian Culture

The Salt Cathedral of Zipaquira

Food of Colombia

The Currency of Colombia

Sites to see in Colombia

Spanish Phrases (2 pages)

Brainstorming page

Notes

Bonus page: A Colombia writing prompt page - two different levels

Here are other Around the World booklets in the same series:

All artwork is original and created by myself.

Thanks for stopping by my store,

Yvonne Crawford

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Colombia Country Booklet - Country Study - Interactive and Differentiated

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Head along the Amazon River into the South American Rainforest to learn about the beautiful country of Colombia with these free printable Colombia Coloring Pages for preschool, pre k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade kids.

Colombia Coloring Pages

Learning about different cultures and ways of life can be fun with this Colombia Coloring page. They are a great way for young children in the toddlers, kindergarteners, preschoolers, prek, and grade 1 age bracket to learn about landmarks, birds and food that are found in Colombia. They will also learn about the flag of Colombia, the location of Colombia, and famous buildings in Colombia.

Whether you are a parent, teacher, or homeschoolers - these are a great introduction to Colombia, their landmarks, and history. This is great addition to geography, social studies, or even a summer learning unit, or studying about countries on the news due to the pandemic.

Colombia for Kids

After reading books on Colombia or researching using the internet, this coloring page is a great way to reinforce what they have been learning about. To complete, just download the file, and print out the page you want to use. These simple, no-prep, free colouring pages are perfect to help kids learn about Columbia.

Scroll to the bottom of the post, under the terms of use, and click on the text link that says >> Download <<. The pdf file will open in a new window for you to save the freebie. Now print the black and white coloring sheets - designed to save you on printer ink costs. Have children use crayons, markers, colored pencils, gel pens, etc to color or decorate their free coloring pages however they wish. This coloring page could also be laminated and used as a playdough mat or a placemat.

Colombia Information

In this pack, there are two coloring pages. One of these pages contains the names of the images, while the other one doesn't. While decorating these pages, children will learn about:

the shape of the Country of Colombia

the flag of Colombia

St. Nicholas Church, Barranquilla

Bandeja paisa

arepa

gems

El Penol, Medellin

coffee beans

Andean condor

Pre Colombian Megalithic statues

Cattleya trianae

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Head along the Amazon River into the South American Rainforest to learn about the beautiful country of Colombia with these free printable Colombia Coloring Pages for preschool, pre k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade kids. Learning about different cultures and ways of life can be fun with this Colombia Coloring page.

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Our kid-friendly Colombia profile page includes a detailed country map, infographic, photo gallery, video, activities, and more!

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Longer Video of Encanto Creators in Colombia

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Disney's Encanto | Discover Colombia (Featurette)

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Disney's Encanto | Journey To Colombia (Featurette)

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Spanish Speaking Countries of the World--Colombia

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Spanish Speaking Countries of the World ~ COLOMBIA | Mi Camino Spanish

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Watch this news story about Luis and his Biblioburro.

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Donkey-Backed 'Biblioburro' Delivers Books to Thousands across Colombia Part 1

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Colombia (Country Explorers) [Blackford, Cheryl] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Colombia (Country Explorers)

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The Big Book of Colombia Facts: An Educational Country Travel Picture Book for Kids about History, Destination Places, Animals and Many More

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The Big Book of Colombia Facts: An Educational Country Travel Picture Book for Kids about History, Destination Places, Animals and Many More [Mahi, James K.] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers.

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Let's Look at Colombia (Let's Look at Countries)

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Let's Look at Colombia (Let's Look at Countries) [Boone, Mary] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Let's Look at Colombia (Let's Look at Countries)

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A retelling of Five Little Pumpkins, but with arepas, one of the most popular foods in Colombia! The video also has a cooking demonstration of how to make arepas.
https://www.amazon.com/Five-Little-Arepas-Andrea-Costantine/dp/0998865303/ref=d_pd_sbs_vft_none_sccl_3_14/136-4348308-3327659?pd_rd_w=IrutK&content-id=amzn1.sym.38bbd1de-73a5-4ef9-9954-df27c3112829&pf_rd_p=38bbd1de-73a5-4ef9-9954-df27c3112829&pf_rd_r=7AQ1EYDKSQ4Q2PCB7604&pd_rd_wg=49B2s&pd_rd_r=5386e632-bb1f-4500-ab61-af5303f68535&pd_rd_i=0998865303&psc=1

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VÁMONOS: Bogotá (Lil’ Libros) [Rodriguez, Patty, Stein, Ariana, Godinez, Ana] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. VÁMONOS: Bogotá (Lil’ Libros)

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My First Book - Colombia: All About Colombia For Kids (My First Book - World Edition)

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The Journey of Water: From Colombia's Paramo to the Kitchen Sink

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Roughly the size of Texas and Oklahoma combined, Colombia is the second most biologically diverse country on Earth-home to 10% of Earth's plant and animal species! There are over 300 different ecosystems in Colombia. In this virtual field trip, we will explore the magical páramo ecosystem and the stunning mountain landscapes found just beyond the capital city of Bogotá.

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Welcome to COLOMBIA for the Global Children's Book Club! Today we'll be going on a virtual tour of Colombia with kids. Get ready for a fun and inspiring Colombia virtual field trip - perfect for global education at home or for a Colombia homeschooling unit.

This is a special virtual tour as it goes along with one of our 3 chapter books for the 2020 book club, Juana and Lucas. We look forward to sharing more discussions on our Instagram!

You can find the full list of countries for the book club right HERE. Be sure to sign up for the email list to get all the information in advance and to receive fun extras!
This Colombia virtual tour contains affiliate links, but all opinions are 100% my own. That means I earn a small commission if you purchase through my link, but doesn't change your price.
Colombia With Kids Mini Virtual Tour

Featured Colombia Book

by Juana Medina (Author, Illustrator)

Juana & Lucas Discussion Questions

Have you ever had things go wrong in your day? How does that make you feel? What do you do about it?

Have you ever tried to learn a new language? What is it like? Can you make the rolled "r" sound in Spanish, like in the word perro?

Do you ever feel uncomfortable doing things that are difficult?

What are some ways you can figure out the meaning of some of the Spanish words (and other words you don't know) in the book?

What are some family traditions you noticed in Juana and Lucas? Do you have any of the same traditions? What about different ones?

What is something that has been hard for you to learn?

Juana describes some of the special people in her life and things she likes about them. Who are some of the special people in your life? What are things you like about them?

You can find the video of the first Juana and Lucas book club discussion right here, and the second discussion (with kids) in the video below!

Other Colombia Books for Kids

Colombia Facts

The capital of Colombia is Bogotá.

Bogotá is the second largest capital city in South America, and also the 4th highest capital city in the world at an elevation of 2640 m (8661 ft).

Until Spanish explorers arrived in 1499 and named the land "New Granada", Colombia had three primary native peoples: Muisca Confederation, Quimbaya Civilization, and Tairona Chiefdoms.

The official name is the "Republic of Colombia" named after the explorer Christopher Columbus. That's also probably why many people not from Colombia mistakenly spell it "Columbia."

Iván Duque Márquez is the current president of Colombia.

The currency is called the peso.

99%+ of Colombia speaks Spanish. The remaining 1% mostly includes a variety of native languages.

70% of Colombia is Catholic, and ~87.6% of Colombia is Christian. Catholicism was the official national religion until 1991.

Colombia has a tropical climate. Because of how close it is to the equator, sometimes the seasons are changed slightly by the seasons in the nearby Northern equator.

Colombia Fun Facts

Colombia produces more emeralds than any other country

Football (soccer) is the most popular sport, but "Tejo" is the national sport. Teams win a game of Tejo by hurling tejos (weighted steel discs) towards a bocin (metal ring) that contains mechas stuffed with gunpowder, so they explode when hit accurately.

Colombia's "Cano Cristales" - or "Liquid Rainbow" - is a river that changes colors from yellow, green, blue, black and red from July-November.

Colombia is the only South American country with a coastline touches both the Pacific Ocean and Caribbean Sea.

Instead of believing in a tooth fairy, children in Colombia learn about a tooth mouse "Ratone Perez"

On New Year's Eve, Colombians often eat twelve grapes and make twelve wishes they hope come true in the new year.

Public radio and television stations play the national anthem, ¡Oh Gloria Inmarcesible! (o unfading glory!) every day at 6am and 6pm.

Colombia History

The indigenous Muisca, Quimbaya and Tairona lived in Colombia for thousands of years before the arrival of Spanish colonists in 1499.

Colombia won Independence in 1819 and the "Republic of New Granada" emerged as its own nation.

For 5 years starting in 1858, the form of Government was federalist under the "Granadine Confederation"

In 1863, the national government became organized as the "United States of Colombia"

In 1886, the Republic of Colombia was formed, the same system of Government which continues until today.

The geographic and cultural diversity in Colombia has lead to diverse forms of the Spanish language and strong regional identities. In 1903, one culturally distinct region of Colombia seceded and became Panama in 1903 (this independence also came with the support of the U.S. Government, which hoped to connect the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans by digging a canal across the Isthmus of Panama).

Color in Colombia on this map of South America!

Colombia for Kids: Flag Activity

is a fun printable Colombian flag coloring sheet!

Colombia Virtual Tour to a Featured Landmark

Monserrate, Bogota

Monserrate is a high mountain above the nation's capital with a beautiful 17th church on top. From the center of the valley of Bogota during the June solstice, the sun rises directly above this tall peak. For this reason, the indigienous Muisca, whose religion revered the sun God Sué, treated the mountain as Sacred. The peak was the location of a Muisca temple prior to becoming a site of Catholic religious observances in 1539.
You can take a cable car to the top, or a funicular, or climb steps up ~2,000 ft/600m of elevation, which is the preferred route of pilgrims ascending for religious reasons - some of whom crawl up on Easter's Holy Week. Incredible views of the whole city.

Castillo San Felipe, Cartagena

Cartagena was no stranger to Pirates of the Caribbean, and was probably the most looted port in the New World at the time of Spanish occupation. In order to defend the city's treasures, the Spanish built a fort stronger than any other across their many colonies.

In order to make it even harder to conquer, the fortress is connected by a complex series of underground tunnels that the defenders could use to escape to another safe place if one section of the fortress were to be captured. Not that it was likely to be captured: the fortress even survived an attack from a British Army of 23,000 men!

Featured Colombian Artist: Fernando Botero

With sculptures around the world, including on New York's Park Avenue and Paris's Champs-Élysées, Fernando Botero is a very well known Latin American artist. You might think his style of exaggerated volume almost makes people look like marshmallows, including his very round Mona Lisa. His style is so unique, it is now simply named after him as "Boterismo."

Botero's dad died when he was only four years old, and his mother worked as a seamstress. He did not have a lot of money and did not go to an art museum or take art classes growing up, but he did like to draw, paint, and make art with his hands. His uncle helped him enroll in a school to become a bull-fighter, but Botero spent his extra time painting watercolors of bullfighting scenes which a ticket-salesman sold for him.

Getting Started with His Style

When he was 16 years old, his local newspaper paid him to print one of his drawings. Fernando used the money to pay for high school. He went on to study at the Academia de San Fernando in Madrid, Spain. When he first tried out exaggerating volume, he painted a Spanish guitar-like instrument called a mandolin. He painted the hole underneath the strings extra tiny, and has continued to change the sizes of things he paints ever since.

Botero has donated over 300 of his works and has used his art to speak out against the Colombian drug trade, torture and other human rights issues. In 2012, he received the International Sculpture Center's Lifetime Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture Award.
You can see some of his work here!

Featured Important Colombian Person: Shakira

Colombia has a rich and diverse tradition in music and dance. Shakira's success as a "crossover" artist of many styles is decidedly Colombian. She started writing poems when she was 4 years old. She made her first record when she was only 13 years old. Even though it wasn't successful, it gave her confidence to keep performing.
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Shakira has used her fame to do good and founded the Pies Descalzos (Bare Feet) Foundation and frequently performs to raise money to create educational opportunities to help as many of Colombia's 1,000,000 underserved students as she can. UNICEF named her a Goodwill Ambassador because of her social activism.

https://youtu.be/utP03aJ7L4A

Featured Colombian Food: Colombian Recipes for Kids

Colombia exports more Arabica coffee beans than any other country in the world. People around the world buy Colombian coffee, and Colombians don't mind. Colombians nickname people from Colombia as " " - coffee growers.

Arepas are a Colombian cornmeal flatbread. They are the most common side dish for any Colombian mean. You can put butter, shredded cheese, or even more fresh corn on top of it. This simple arepa recipe just adds mozzarella

Green plantain, which looks like a banana, is commonly smashed into a thick, fried pancake called a patacones. You can use bananas instead. For some fun, peel the bananas, put them in a zip-lock bag with the eggs to mash them all together. Once you've had some fun mashing, cut the corner of the zip lock bag and pour onto your griddle to make a pancake. Here's the easy banana pancake recipe!

Cholado Colombiano

This is almost like a snow cone married a fruity milkshake. Crush ice in a blender, and put some fresh or frozen fruit and sweetened condensed milk on it. Feel free to drizzle fruit syrup on it and adorn it with coconut and a cherry on top. The f ull recipe is here!

Colombian Craft & Culture Activity for Kids

Ancient Colombian Goldmaking

Europeans were long fascinated with El Dorado, the lost city of gold. This led to countless explorations of the Western Hemisphere from the Grand Canyon to the mouth of the Amazon River.

The legend of El Dorado likely began in Colombia. Here, the newly elected chief of the native Muisca people would dive from a raft into Lake Guatavita (close to modern-day Bogotá) covered in gold powder and come out as the new chief. When Spaniards partially drained the lake in 1545, they found the shores covered in hundreds of small pieces of ornate gold!

You can start by reading this LESSON ON ANCIENT GOLDMAKING!

Goldmaking Activity

Next, chose your , or your material that you'll use to make your own bas relief. Some examples are modeling clay (here's our favorite inexpensive clay , (or you can make your own !), or carving out of a .

Finally, choose a gold statue from ancient colombia and create your own. The Museum of Gold has an extensive online collection at Google Arts and Culture for inspiration. Don't forget to paint it gold at the end!

Sombrero Vueltiao

Nothing symbolizes Colombian culture more than the sombrero vueltiao! It is a type of hat that is made from a palm leaf called arrow cane by the indigenous Zenú in Cordoba. The Colombian Congress declared this hat a "symbol of the nation." You can design and make your own out of paper!

Colombian Music

Colombian Animals

Colombia has some of the greatest biodiversity in the world. It is on a list of only 17 "megadiverse" countries! Colombia has:

more species of birds than all of North America and Europe combined.

the most types of orchids of any country

the most endemic species of butterflies of any country

The condor represents Colombia. Pretty cool!

Colombia Movement Activities

Join in on some beautiful Colombian dance!

Colombia Conversations with a Local: Culture, History, & Food Discussion Video

Colombia for Kids Discussion Questions

Christopher Columbus did some things that were wrong. Do you think the country should still be named after him?

What Colombian foods do you think would be interesting to try?

Futbol (soccer) is very popular in Colombia. What sports are popular where you live?

Colombia has a lot of different plants and animals. Tourism is also very important. What are some ways the country can balance taking care of both of those things?

The sombrero vueltiao is iconic for representing Colombian culture. Is there an item that represents your culture to the world?

Thanks for Taking a Virtual Visit to Colombia with Kids With Us!

We've loved putting together this resource to virtually visit Colombia with kids. We'd love to hear if you do any of these activities for a homeschooling Colombia unit, or if you visit in person!

We hope to inspire curiosity and connection through exploring and learning, and we hope this guide helps you and your families. Please share any activities you do with us over on our Instagram. And we'd be delighted if you passed this Colombia for kids virtual tour and homeschooling resource along to others, as well!

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A humorous chapter book series for early readers about a girl named Juana and her dog Lucas who live in Bogota, Colombia. In the first book, Juana is reluctant to learn English until she learns about a special trip that gives her motivation to learn.

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Winner of the 2017 Pura Belpré Author Award Fans of Judy Moody and Clarice Bean will love Juana, the spunky young Colombian girl who stars in this playful, abundantly illustrated new series. amigo

Juana loves many things - drawing, eating Brussels sprouts, living in Bogotá, Colombia, and especially her dog, Lucas, the best ever. She does not love wearing her itchy school uniform, solving math problems, or going to dance class. And she especially does not love learning the English. Why is it so important to learn a language that makes so little sense? But when Juana's abuelos tell her about a special trip they are planning-one that Juana will need to speak English to go on-Juana begins to wonder whether learning the English might be a good use of her time after all. Hilarious, energetic, and utterly relatable, Juana will win over los corazones - the hearts - of readers everywhere in her first adventure, presented by namesake Juana Medina.

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A chapter book for grades 3-7 about a half-Colombian boy who goes on a journey to learn what it means to be Colombian after the death of his father.

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What If a Fish [Fajardo, Anika] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. What If a Fish

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A children's fantasy novel about a girl and her brother who encounter many of Colombia's wildlife and mythological creatures while on a quest to save their father. They learn about the importance of protecting the environment.

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The Enchanted Life of Valentina Mejía [Alessandri, Alexandra] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Enchanted Life of Valentina Mejía

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A picture book that teaches children about the life of the famous Colombian author Gabriel Garcia Marquez
https://www.amazon.com/My-Name-Gabito-llamo-Multilingual/dp/0873589084

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My Name is Gabito: The Life of Gabriel García Márquez read-aloud

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Ava Gabriela travels to Colombia to spend New Year's with her Colombian family members. Read about some of the New Years traditions in Colombia that are similar or different from ours! https://www.amazon.com/Fel%C3%ADz-New-Year-Ava-Gabriela/dp/0807504505

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