Cultural Passport

The classroom is divided into stations representing different EU countries. Each station is equipped with national flags, basic English expressions (e.g., Hello, Thank you), and short informational cards in English about famous local dishes and landmarks. Students receive a blank “Culture Passport.” Moving in groups from station to station, they ask questions in English (“What is the capital of Spain?”, “What do people eat in Italy?”), write down the answers in their passports, and collect stamps or stickers.