This worksheet on Estonia helps students explore the country’s geography, politics, economy, and culture through guided activities. Students begin with basic information such as the capital city Tallinn, official language (Estonian), approximate population, and currency (euro). The geography section highlights Estonia’s location in Northern Europe, bordering Latvia and the Baltic Sea, with features including over 2,000 islands, forests, lakes, and a temperate climate. Government and politics introduces Estonia’s parliamentary republic, current leaders, and national symbols such as the flag and anthem. The economy section emphasizes key industries such as technology, telecommunications, manufacturing, agriculture, and services. The culture and society portion explores major religions (Christianity and secular traditions), traditional foods like kama and black bread, festivals, music, literature, and Estonia’s digital innovations. Tourism highlights include Tallinn’s Old Town (a UNESCO World Heritage site), Lahemaa National Park, Pärnu, and Saaremaa Island. Reflection questions encourage students to consider how Estonia’s geography, history, and digital advancements shape its culture and global role.

Keywords: Estonia, Tallinn, Northern Europe, Baltic Sea, islands, forests, lakes, technology, telecommunications, agriculture, manufacturing, Christianity, kama, black bread, Old Town, Lahemaa, culture, tourism, geography, Model United Nations (MUN), reflection