Flags of the World Coloring Book: 96 Countries to Color & Learn by Ismail Abdelouahab - HTML preview
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6 continents
For kids, classrooms and curious explorers of all ages Africa 20
Asia 18
Europe 34
North America 8
South America 9
Oceania 7
Every country has a flag, and every flag tells a story.
Travel through 6 continents and 96 countries, one flag at a time.
How to use this book
1
Look at the real flag
Each page shows the real flag in color, next to its capital and colors.
2
Color the big flag
Copy the colors from the real flag, or invent your own style.
3
Tick it off
Tick "I colored it!" and mark the flag in your Flag Passport on page 4.
For parents and teachers
• Print the whole book or just the pages you need, on A4 or US Letter (choose "fit to page" in your printer settings).
• Flags are grouped by continent, A to Z, so it's easy to plan a geography lesson or a "country of the week".
• Each page has the capital, the flag colors and a fun fact about the flag.
• Every flag links to its page on ilovecoloringpages.com, where kids can print a fresh copy or color it online. No sign-up or email needed.
• The Flag Passport (page 4) and the A-Z index help kids find and track flags.
Free to print and share for home and classroom use. Please do not sell this book or its pages.
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What's inside?
Tap a continent to jump straight to its flags.
20 flags • Algeria to Zimbabwe
8 flags • Canada to United States
9 flags • Argentina to Venezuela
7 flags • Australia to Vanuatu
Make a flag for your own country
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My Flag Passport
Tick a box every time you color a flag. Can you collect all 96?
Africa
Asia
Europe
North America
South America
Oceania
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Africa



