This is a
personalized coloring and writing activity designed for children to learn about their place in the world. Since this is an individual worksheet, there is no single “correct” answer — the solution depends on
where you live.
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✔ How to Complete the Activity:
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Color the Picture
- Use crayons, colored pencils, or markers to color the child holding the globe.
- You can color the hair, skin, shirt, and globe any way you like — be creative!
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Fill in Your Personal Information
In the boxes at the bottom, write:
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MY CONTINENT: The large landmass where your country is located.
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MY NATION: The name of your country.
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MY STATE: The name of your state, province, or region (if applicable).
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🌍 Example Answers (Based on Common Locations):
> ⚠️ *These are examples — YOU should fill in YOUR own information.*
#### If you live in the United States:
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MY CONTINENT: North America
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MY NATION: United States
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MY STATE: California *(or Texas, New York, Florida, etc.)*
#### If you live in Brazil:
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MY CONTINENT: South America
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MY NATION: Brazil
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MY STATE: São Paulo *(or Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais, etc.)*
#### If you live in Australia:
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MY CONTINENT: Australia *(or Oceania — both are acceptable depending on curriculum)*
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MY NATION: Australia
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MY STATE: New South Wales *(or Victoria, Queensland, etc.)*
#### If you live in Germany:
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MY CONTINENT: Europe
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MY NATION: Germany
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MY STATE: Bavaria *(or Berlin, Hamburg, North Rhine-Westphalia, etc.)*
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📝 Tips for Students:
- Ask a parent, teacher, or look at a map if you’re unsure what continent or state you live in.
- This activity helps you understand geography — you’re part of a state, which is part of a nation, which is on a continent!
- Have fun coloring — it’s meant to be personal and creative!
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✔ Final Answer (Template for You to Fill In):
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MY CONTINENT: [Your Continent]
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MY NATION: [Your Country]
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MY STATE: [Your State/Province]
*(And don’t forget to color the picture!)* 🎨
Let me know if you’d like help figuring out your specific continent, nation, or state — just tell me where you live!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of me on the map worksheet.
