This worksheet on Chad helps students explore the geography, culture, politics, and economy of this landlocked country in Central Africa. Students begin with basic information such as the capital city N’Djamena, official languages (French and Arabic), population, and currency (Central African CFA franc). The geography section highlights Chad’s location, bordered by Libya, Sudan, the Central African Republic, Cameroon, Nigeria, and Niger, and its diverse landscapes including the Sahara Desert in the north, the Sahelian belt, savannas, and Lake Chad. Government and politics introduces Chad’s presidential republic system, current leaders, and national symbols like the flag and anthem. The economy section examines key industries such as agriculture, livestock, oil production, and trade. The culture and society portion explores over 200 ethnic groups, major religions (Islam, Christianity, and traditional beliefs), traditional foods, festivals, music, and art. Tourism highlights include Zakouma National Park, Lake Chad, Tibesti Mountains, and the Ennedi Plateau. Reflection questions encourage students to think about how Chad’s geography, climate, and cultural diversity shape daily life and development challenges.

Keywords: Chad, N’Djamena, Central Africa, Sahara Desert, Sahel, Lake Chad, Zakouma National Park, Tibesti Mountains, Ennedi Plateau, agriculture, livestock, oil, trade, Islam, Christianity, ethnic groups, culture, economy, geography, Model United Nations (MUN), reflection