Printable primary worksheets

Capitals and Countries of North America Matching ActivityKnowing some of the capital cities of North American countries helps children develop a basic understanding of geography. It allows them to identify the locations of different countries on a map and appreciate the vastness and diversity of the continent. Understanding the capital cities of North America is a stepping stone to developing global awareness. It opens the door for discussions about other continents, countries, and cultures around the world. Children draw a line to match each country with its capital city.

Capitals and Countries of South America Matching ActivityThis worksheet will help KS1 pupils learn about the capitals and countries of South America in a fun and interactive way. Enjoy discovering the diverse capitals of this amazing continent! 

Capitals and Countries of Europe Matching ActivityThis worksheet will help KS1 pupils learn about the capitals and countries of Europe in a fun and engaging way. Happy matching and exploring Europe's diverse capitals! 

Welcome to the Capitals and Countries of Asia Matching Activity Worksheet! Get ready for an exciting challenge as you test your knowledge of Asian countries and their capitals. In this worksheet, you will have the opportunity to match the correct capital city to its corresponding country. Draw a line to match the country on the left with its capital city on the right. Remember, learning about different countries and their capitals is a fantastic way to expand your understanding of the world. Good luck, explorers! 

European Countries & Cities Word SearchThis word search activity helps pupils become familiar with the names of different European countries and cities, promoting geographical awareness. Engaging in a word search is a fun and enjoyable activity that can spark interest in learning about Europe and its diverse cultures. Pupils learn new words related to European countries and cities, expanding their vocabulary.

Asian countries word search activityThe words included in this puzzle represent some of the fascinating countries in Asia and can make for an engaging and educational word search activity for KS1 pupils. Enjoy and have fun as your pupils search for the 12 words and learn about the wonders of Asia along the way. 

Journey to AfricaAre your pupils ready to test their mapping skills and discover some of the countries that make Africa so unique? Pupils label the blank map with some of the major countries in Africa. The first letter has been given to help them. Fun facts about AfricaContinent Size: Africa is the second-largest continent in the world.Wildlife: Africa is famous for its diverse wildlife, including lions, giraffes, elephants, zebras, and hippos.Mountains and Rivers: Africa is home to Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa, and the Nile River, the longest river in the world.Sahara Desert: The Sahara Desert in Africa is the largest hot desert in the world.

My Favourite Continent Writing ExerciseWriting about their favorite continent helps KS1 pupils to communicate their ideas and interests and improves their writing abilities. Writing about a continent may involve some basic research, which introduces pupils to information-gathering skills and using simple resources like books or websites. Print off this handy activity and use it in the classroom or at home. Take a look at some more worksheets on the seven continents:Discovering ContinentsContinent RiddlesContinents of the World Fun FactsColor the Seven Continents

Discovering ContinentsDiscovering famous landmarks sparks curiosity and interest in different regions of the world, encouraging pupils to learn more about the places and their histories. Pupils look at some famous landmarks and write the name of the continent where each one can be found.