Geography: Label the Seven Continents | Worksheet | PrimaryLeap.co.uk - Free Printable

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We are asked to label the seven continents on a world map using the word bank provided. The word bank includes:

- Australia
- Europe
- South America
- North America
- Asia
- Africa
- Antarctica

First, let’s recall what each continent looks like and where it is located on the map:

1. North America – This is the large green landmass in the upper left (western hemisphere). It includes countries like the USA, Canada, and Mexico.

2. South America – This is the purple landmass directly below North America. It’s shaped like a triangle pointing downward.

3. Europe – This is the blue area connected to Asia, located above Africa and to the west of Asia. It’s smaller than Asia but clearly separate.

4. Africa – This is the orange landmass in the center, south of Europe and west of Asia. It’s very recognizable with its shape.

5. Asia – This is the big yellow landmass that covers most of the eastern part of the map. It’s the largest continent.

6. Australia – This is the red landmass in the lower right, near the bottom right corner. It’s an island continent.

7. Antarctica – This is the light blue landmass at the very bottom of the map. It surrounds the South Pole.

Now, let’s match each blank box on the map to the correct continent based on location:

- Top center box → points to Europe (blue)
- Left middle box → points to North America (green)
- Bottom left box → points to South America (purple)
- Center bottom box → points to Africa (orange)
- Right middle box → points to Asia (yellow)
- Bottom right box → points to Australia (red)
- Very bottom box → points to Antarctica (light blue)

Let’s double-check: All seven continents from the word bank are used exactly once, and each matches the correct colored region on the map.

Final Answer:
Top center: Europe
Left middle: North America
Bottom left: South America
Center bottom: Africa
Right middle: Asia
Bottom right: Australia
Very bottom: Antarctica