Geography worksheet for K1 students featuring two world maps to label the seven continents and five oceans.

Explanation:
Let’s solve part A first: The Seven Continents.

We need to match each continent name to the correct colored region on the globe picture. Here's how to do it by location and color:

- North America is the orange continent (top left, includes USA, Canada, Mexico).
- South America is the purple continent (below North America, shaped like a triangle pointing down).
- Antarctica is the white landmass at the very bottom (south pole), not colored — but in the diagram, there’s a black dot at the bottom of the globe; that’s Antarctica.
- Europe is the red region (small, attached to Asia, west of Asia, north of Africa).
- Africa is green (in the middle, below Europe, shaped like a triangle pointing down).
- Asia is yellow (largest continent, east of Europe, north of Australia).
- Australia is brown (small island continent southeast of Asia).

Now part B: The Five Oceans.

We match ocean names to black dots on the map:

- Pacific Ocean: largest ocean, between the Americas and Asia/Australia — the big blue area in the center-left/right. The dot labeled “Pacific Ocean” on the left side points to the eastern Pacific (near Americas); the one on the right also says Pacific — both refer to same ocean, but we only need to connect once. In the diagram, there are two dots labeled “Pacific Ocean” — but only one is correct based on position. Looking carefully:
- Left side: “Pacific Ocean” dot is near South America → correct for Pacific.
- Right side: “Pacific Ocean” is actually mislabeled — that dot is near Asia/Australia, which is still Pacific, but since it's the same ocean, we just need to connect one label to the ocean. However, the task says *five oceans*, so all five must be matched uniquely.

Standard five oceans:
1. Pacific Ocean — largest, between Americas and Asia/Australia.
2. Atlantic Ocean — between Americas and Europe/Africa.
3. Indian Ocean — south of Asia, east of Africa, west of Australia.
4. Southern Ocean — around Antarctica (southernmost).
5. Arctic Ocean — north of North America and Eurasia, near North Pole.

Now locate the dots:

- Dot near North America’s top (above Canada/Alaska) → Arctic Ocean
- Dot near southern tip of South America and southern Africa (around Antarctica) → Southern Ocean
- Dot between Americas and Europe/Africa → Atlantic Ocean
- Dot south of Asia, east of Africa, west of Australia → Indian Ocean
- Dot between Americas and Asia/Australia (biggest blue area) → Pacific Ocean

So final matching:

A. Seven Continents:
- Antarctica → bottom black dot (south pole)
- South America → purple continent
- North America → orange continent
- Australia → brown continent
- Europe → red continent
- Asia → yellow continent
- Africa → green continent

B. Five Oceans:
- Southern Ocean → dot near bottom, encircling Antarctica
- Arctic Ocean → dot near top, above North America/Europe
- Pacific Ocean → dot on left side (eastern Pacific) or right — but standard is the large central ocean; in this layout, the left “Pacific Ocean” label matches the ocean east of Asia/west of Americas.
- Indian Ocean → dot southeast of Africa, southwest of Asia
- Atlantic Ocean → dot between Americas and Africa/Europe

Since the worksheet asks to *draw a line* (but we’re giving text answer), we list correct pairings.

Final Answer:
A.
- Antarctica → bottom dot (south pole)
- South America → purple continent
- North America → orange continent
- Australia → brown continent
- Europe → red continent
- Asia → yellow continent
- Africa → green continent

B.
- Southern Ocean → dot encircling Antarctica (bottom)
- Arctic Ocean → dot north of North America (top)
- Pacific Ocean → dot in large central-eastern ocean (left side label)
- Indian Ocean → dot between Africa, Asia, Australia
- Atlantic Ocean → dot between Americas and Europe/Africa

But since the question expects direct connections (and in such worksheets, the standard matching is fixed), here is the clean final pairing as expected:

Final Answer:
A:
Antarctica — bottom dot
South America — purple
North America — orange
Australia — brown
Europe — red
Asia — yellow
Africa — green

B:
Southern Ocean — bottom-most dot (around Antarctica)
Arctic Ocean — top dot (north of North America)
Pacific Ocean — left-side ocean dot (between Americas and Asia)
Indian Ocean — dot southeast of Africa
Atlantic Ocean — dot between Americas and Africa/Europe