Color the Land & Water Forms!

Let’s go step by step to understand what needs to be colored in each box.

We are coloring land and water forms. The rules are:
- Land (like islands, peninsulas, capes) should be colored tan (the light brown color).
- Water (like lakes, gulfs, straits, oceans around islands) should be colored blue.

Now let’s look at each labeled form one by one:

1. cape – This is a piece of land sticking out into water. So the land part (the shape drawn) should be tan. The rest (water) stays white or can be blue if you want to show water — but since it’s not filled yet, we’ll color the land tan.

2. system of lakes – These are bodies of water. So all the little shapes inside should be colored blue.

3. isthmus – This is a narrow strip of land connecting two larger land areas. So the land (the wavy lines forming the strip) should be tan. The areas above and below are water → blue.

4. lake – One body of water → color the whole shape blue.

5. gulf – A large area of water partly surrounded by land. The water part (the big curved shape) should be blue. The land around it (if shown) would be tan — but here only the gulf outline is given, so color the inside blue.

6. island – Already colored correctly! Land = tan, water around it = blue. Good job!

7. archipelago – This is a group of islands. Each small island shape should be colored tan. The space between them (water) should be blue.

8. strait – Already colored correctly! Water between two land masses = blue, land on sides = tan. Perfect!

9. peninsula – Like a cape, but bigger — land surrounded by water on three sides. Color the land shape tan. The surrounding water (not drawn, but implied) could be blue — but since only the peninsula outline is there, just color the land tan.

Also, notice the hand is pointing to a box that looks like a bay or inlet — probably meant to be colored as water (blue) with land around it (tan). But since it’s unlabeled, we’ll focus on the labeled ones.

So to summarize what to do for each labeled box:

- cape → color land tan
- system of lakes → color all lake shapes blue
- isthmus → color land strip tan, water above/below blue
- lake → color entire shape blue
- gulf → color the gulf area blue
- island → already done ✔
- archipelago → color each island tan, water between them blue
- strait → already done ✔
- peninsula → color land tan

You’re using the blue marker for water and tan marker for land. Make sure you don’t mix them up!

Final Answer:
Color each landform according to its type:
- Land features (cape, isthmus, island, archipelago islands, peninsula) → tan
- Water features (system of lakes, lake, gulf, strait, water around islands/archipelago) → blue