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Continents and Oceans
Our planet has many physical features. There are
water, land, and (1) that cover the Earth.
Vegetation is the trees, grass, and plants that we
see everyday. When you look at a (2) or a map,
you see the land and the water. On physical maps
you would see mountains, (3) , and grassy areas.
Physical maps use color to show the different types
of landforms on Earth. Globes also use different
colors to show landforms. Let's start with landmasses.
Landmasses are the largest pieces of land on (4) . Geographers call these
landmasses continents. Continents are usually surrounded by water.
Geographers have named seven continents. They are Africa, Asia, Australia,
Antarctica, Europe, North America, and South America. If you live in the
United States or Canada, then you are living in North America. You would find
the (5) of England, France, and Spain in Europe.
Remember when you read that continents are usually surrounded by water?
Well, Europe and Asia are not surrounded by water. In fact, Europe and Asia are
separated by (6) . The Ural Mountains separate the two continents. There are
at least two (7) that separate Europe and Asia. Seas are bodies of (8) that
are surrounded by land. These two seas are the Caspian Sea and the Black
Sea.
Africa, one of the largest (9) , is south of Europe and part of Asia. China, Japan,
and India are located in (10) . South America, just like its name, is found below
North America.
Australia and Antarctica are the last two continents. Australia is the only
continent that is an (11) . It is completely surrounded by water. Australia has six
(12) . If you visit the city of Sydney, you would be in the state of New South
Wales. Antarctica is found at the (13) . Since it is very cold, there are very few
people who live there.
Now that we have covered the land, let's talk about the water. Our planet has five
oceans. Oceans are very (14) bodies of salt water. They are not completely
surrounded by land. Almost three-fourths of our planet is covered by ocean
water. The Earth's oceans are the Atlantic Ocean, the Arctic Ocean, the (15)
Ocean, the Southern Ocean, and the Pacific Ocean. The Pacific Ocean is the
largest. The Atlantic Ocean is the second largest. The Southern Ocean is around
Antarctica. The Indian Ocean is (16) Africa and Australia. The last ocean, the
Arctic, is the coldest and smallest. You would find this ocean at the North Pole.
NAME:
DATE:
CONTINENTS AND OCEANS
Listen carefully and complete the gaps:
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1. What is a continent?
2. England, France, and Spain
are located in ______.
3. Name the five oceans in order
from smallest to largest .
5. Australia has six ______.
4. Name the seven continents.
WHERE IS…?
Arctic
Ocean
Pacific
Ocean
Atlantic
Ocean
Pacific
Ocean
Indian
Ocean
Southern Ocean
CONTINENTS:
Where is North America?
North America is north of South America, east of Asia and west of
Europe.Where is South America?
Where is Europe?
Where is Africa?
Where is Asia?
Where is Australia?
Where is Antarctica?
OCEANS:
Where is Pacific Ocean?
The Pacific Ocean is east of Asia, west of North and South America and east of
Australia
Where is the Atlantic Ocean?
Where is the Indian Ocean?
Where is the Arctic Ocean?
Where is the Southern Ocean?
1. GOOGLE: kids geospy
GAME 4. Play
2. Write your names
3. Click on CONTINENTS