Discover Ghana

5 resources

• Lovia OriginalExplore

  Explore Ghana Through Maps

  Learn to read a map of Ghana: regions, capitals, the coast, the north and the distances between them.

  • Primary · Junior High
  • 30 min
  • Text only
  • Works offline
  • No device needed

  Why Lovia recommends this: Map reading is a life skill, and learners engage far faster with a map of their own country.

  What to do: Draw the outline of Ghana. Mark your own town, then the nearest large river and the coast. Check region names against an official source before writing them.

  Ghana connection: The whole activity is about where the learner actually lives.

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  Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.

• Lovia OriginalExplore

  Ghana's ecosystems

  Forest, savannah, coast and wetland — what lives there and why the land differs from north to south.

  • Primary · Junior High
  • 25 min
  • Text only
  • Works offline
  • No device needed

  Why Lovia recommends this: Learners can observe their own local environment and compare it with another part of the country.

  What to do: List five plants and five animals you can see near your home. Which ecosystem do they belong to?

  Ghana connection: Uses the learner's own surroundings as the primary evidence.

  Use the instructions above — no link needed.

  Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.

• Lovia OriginalExplore

  Agriculture and food in Ghana

  Where common foods come from, what each crop needs, and how food reaches the market.

  • Primary · Junior High
  • 25 min
  • Text only
  • Works offline
  • No device needed

  Why Lovia recommends this: Food is the clearest daily link between science, geography and economics.

  What to do: Choose one food eaten in your home. Trace it backwards: market, transport, farm, seed. Ask an adult where they buy it.

  Ghana connection: Built entirely around foods and markets learners already know.

  For Teachers

  Use the instructions above — no link needed.

  Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.

• Lovia OriginalExplore

  Water and the environment in Ghana

  Where household water comes from, why it must be treated, and how it is wasted or protected.

  • Primary · Junior High · Senior High
  • 25 min
  • Text only
  • Works offline
  • No device needed

  Why Lovia recommends this: Water use is measurable at home, which makes the science personal and immediate.

  What to do: Count how many containers of water your household uses in one day. Where does each one come from?

  Ghana connection: Connects to household storage, rainfall seasons and safe water practice.

  For Teachers

  Use the instructions above — no link needed.

  Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.

• Lovia OriginalExplore

  Science, engineering and innovation in Ghana

  How engineering shows up in Ghanaian life: mobile money, solar power, transport and construction.

  • Junior High · Senior High
  • 25 min
  • Text only
  • Works offline
  • No device needed

  Why Lovia recommends this: Shows learners that engineering is not something that happens only in other countries.

  What to do: Identify one piece of technology used in your community. Describe the problem it solves and one way it could be improved.

  Ghana connection: Uses technology already present in Ghanaian daily life as the study material.

  For Teachers

  Use the instructions above — no link needed.

  Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.