"David" by Michelangelo is a world renowned statue found in Italy.

A is for ART

Buildings in Italy are different than the ones in America. They have a stacked houses like apartments instead of each house being right next to each other.

B is for BUILDINGS

Italy has cool, rainy winters and hot, dry summers.

C is for CLIMATE

In the past they wore clothes like this but as time goes by they have become more modernized. Women wore embroidered petticoats. The men wore this types of clothing below.

D is for DRESS

The natural environment in Italy can be divided into six regions: The Italian Alps, the Po Valley, the Apulian foreland, the Tyrrhenian foreland, the islands and the Apennines.

E is for Environment

People in Italy have created some of the best foods like spaghetti, lasagna, pasta, pizza.

F is for FOOD

The form of government used in Italy is Parliamentary Republic is a government that is lead by a prime minister or chancellor.

G is for GOVERNMENT

There was a migration of Indo-Europeans from 2000 B.C. before it was taken over by the Roman Empire. When Roman Empire collapsed they created Italy and grew from there.

H is for HISTORY

There are many icons that separate Italy from other places like the Leaning Tower of Pisa, Colosseum, paintings, and the Grand Canal.

I is for ICONS

Common jobs are maintenance workers, truck drivers, groundskeepers, healthcare occupations, assemblers, childcare workers and carpenters. Both men and women work in Italy. Many people entering the job field are going into tourism.

J is for JOBS

For kids that live in Italy it is necessary for kids to go to school from ages 6-16 years. There are five stages of school, kindergarten, primary school, lower secondary school, upper secondary school, and university. It is free education for people that live in Italy.

K is for KNOWLEDGE

The people that live in Italy speak and communicate through Italian.

L is for LANGUAGE