1. Have the class view some photos of Scotland and the people, places, and things that make up the culture there. Discuss why people may choose to live in Scotland, along with some of the traditional foods, customs, and lifestyles.

2. Read a book or story about Scotland, focusing on the landscape, people, and culture. Have the students compare what they learned through the photos to what they learned in the reading material.

3. Divide the class into groups and assign each group a specific area of Scotland. Have them research the unique features of that area, such as historic buildings, monuments, terrain, food, and culture.

4. Create a map of Scotland with all of the points of interest that the students have researched. Additionally, have each student write a 1-2 page report on the region they researched, including a description of the geography, history, and culture.

5. Once the activity is complete, host a class "Field Trip" to Scotland, allowing the students to explore the different regions with virtual reality headsets, and asking questions about the culture and history of the locations.