What do children know about the country/countries on their piece? What can they find out? This could be great for prompting a research activity, improving pupils' intercultural and global awareness. Children could work in small groups, developing their communication and teamwork skills. They could then decide how to creatively present their findings - through PowerPoint, through poster, or anything else!

This world map worksheet is a great tool to use to get your pupils developing their geography knowledge through a fun, interactive colouring activity. It could be used in lots of different ways to develop skills and knowledge. Step 4: Provide different colouring materials so your EYFS, KS1 or KS2 students can colour this Map Colouring Sheet in whatever way they'd like. For example, they could use charcoal, colouring pens and pencils, chalk crayons, watercolours, oil pastel, acrylic, etc.How many countries would you be able to fill in from memory, and what colors would you use for them? Want to go beyond colouring and learn more about geography? Then you'll love the following resources:

Want to make sure that your students exercise their artistic ability? Why not try our Map Colouring Sheet? It's versatile and offers the right amount of challenge - neither too hard nor too easy. Africa can get pretty hot, so you could use warmer reds, yellows and oranges for this coloring sheet.Your children will enjoy producing this collaborative piece of art. Based around a map of the world, your children can create a beautiful collage artwork using a range of different media, such as pencil crayon, pastels and paint. The map is a simplified version of the continent with the countries outlined. You can use different colors to distinguish them, or follow a map to color them accurately. There are so many amazing countries in the world with varied and incredible sights, sounds and cultures to explore. Here at Twinkl, we pride ourselves in providing high-quality resources that will enhance your lessons and always meet established national curricula.