Farming and industry

Due to its immense resources, Norway is one of the wealthiest countries in Europe )just behind Switzerland and the Isle of Man).
Chief among these resources are its energy resources - oil and gas drilled from under the sea and hydroelectric power from waterfalls.
It is self-sufficient in animal products like meat and dairy and it has ample fish stocks in its coastal water which it shares with the UK and the EU.

Session 7

Norway

Information

Games

Crafts & Activities

About this Topic

Exploring the country of Norway.

Unlike our previous four Our World Rays, Norway is not an Island although it does have a very extensive coastline, the exact length of which is unknown and its people from early times to the present day have been seafaring.

Look forward to learning about the Northern Lights, ‘The Land of the Midnight Sun’ and Norway’s amazing folktales. We shall also be finding out about the people of this vast European country and what makes them tick

How to use this resource

There are 5 Rays, which provide a programme for one year’s sessions for a children’s group running during term-time. For each Ray, there is a set of topics, each of which comprises a theme for a term or half-term.

The sessions are presented in a pick-and-mix way - some information, some games, crafts, videos, etc. You are encouraged to adapt the material to your own setting , the time you have available and the resources you have. Don’t think that you have to do everything on offer.