Oceania pin flags are a great way to teach children about the countries and cultures of the region. By using these flags, kids can learn the different colors, symbols, and designs that represent each nation, which can help them better understand and appreciate cultural diversity. Additionally, learning about different flags can improve children’s geography skills, as they can identify and locate each country on a map. Overall, Oceania pin flags are a fun and engaging tool that can enhance children’s educational experiences and broaden their global awareness.
There are 14 countries of Oceania represented in this resource (Nauru, Tuvalu, Samoa, Vanuatu, Marshall Islands, Tonga, Palau, Kiribati, Micronesia, Solomon Islands, Fiji, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Australia) and 7 states and territories of Australia (New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia, Northern Territory, Tasmania).
Here is what’s included:
Colored map of Oceania that shows country borders – labeled
Colored map of Oceania that shows country borders – without labels
Colored map of Oceania that shows country borders with capital city locations marked with a star – without labels
Outline of Oceania map for coloring
Outline of Oceania that shows country borders – labeled
Outline of Oceania that shows country borders and flags
Outline of Oceania that shows country borders – without labels
Outline of Oceania that shows country borders with capital city locations marked with a star – without labels
Card strips with country labels
Card strips with country labels and the corresponding flags and capital cities.
You can read my recommendations on how to prepare and present activities using this printable here.
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