Flags of the World Coloring Book: 96 Countries to Color & Learn by Ismail Abdelouahab - HTML preview
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7 flags to color
Did you know? Oceania is made of thousands of islands spread across the Pacific Ocean.
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Australia
CAPITAL
Canberra
CONTINENT
Oceania
FLAG COLORS
Blue
White
Red
The real flag: copy these colors!
Did you know?
The Commonwealth Star has seven points - one for each of the six original states, plus one for Australia’s territories. Look closely at the Southern Cross and you’ll notice the smallest star has only five points while the others have seven.
Australia
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Fiji
CAPITAL
Suva
CONTINENT
Oceania
FLAG COLORS
Light blue
White
Red
Yellow
The real flag: copy these colors!
Did you know?
The shield on the flag is a picture of what Fiji grows and values: sugar cane and coconuts are among its most important crops, and the dove with an olive branch stands for peace.
Fiji
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New Zealand
CAPITAL
Wellington
CONTINENT
Oceania
FLAG COLORS
Blue
White
Red
The real flag: copy these colors!
Did you know?
In 2015 and 2016 New Zealanders voted on whether to replace this flag with a new design featuring a silver fern. After two rounds of voting, they chose to keep the flag they already had.
New Zealand
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Papua New Guinea
CAPITAL
Port Moresby
CONTINENT
Oceania
FLAG COLORS
Red
Black
Yellow
White
The real flag: copy these colors!
Did you know?
The design was created in 1971 by Susan Karike, a fifteen-year-old schoolgirl, after a national competition. Her flag has been used ever since.
Papua New Guinea
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Samoa
CAPITAL
Apia
CONTINENT
Oceania
FLAG COLORS
Red
Blue
White
The real flag: copy these colors!
Did you know?
Samoa uses the same constellation as its Pacific neighbours but arranges it differently, with a smaller fifth star tucked between the others. Red and blue are traditional Samoan colors, used long before the modern flag.
Samoa
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Tonga
CAPITAL
Nuku’alofa
CONTINENT
Oceania
FLAG COLORS
Red
White
The real flag: copy these colors!
Did you know?
Tonga’s constitution says the flag can never be changed, which makes it one of the very few flags in the world protected in that way. It has looked the same since the 1860s.
Tonga
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Vanuatu
CAPITAL
Port Vila
CONTINENT
Oceania
FLAG COLORS
Red
Green
Black
Yellow
The real flag: copy these colors!
Did you know?
The Y shape follows the rough outline of the islands that make up Vanuatu. The boar’s tusk is a traditional symbol of prosperity, and the fern leaves stand for peace.
Vanuatu
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Invent a country and give it a flag! Use stripes, stars, shapes or animals.
My country is called:
Its capital city is:
My flag's colors mean:
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Find a country, then turn to its page. (Tap a name to jump there.)
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