ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English Flags of Europe (Part Four) – Geography for kids – European flags
Welcome to Smile and Learn! Are you ready to explore some cool flags from Europe? Let’s dive into this colorful journey and learn about different countries and their flags!
First up, let’s talk about two flags that look similar but are different. The flag of Poland has a white band on top and a red band below. But if you flip the colors, you get the flag of Monaco! Isn’t that interesting?
Next, we have the flag of Portugal. It has a green band, a wider red band, and a special coat of arms on the side. Can you picture it?
Now, let’s look at a very famous flag. It’s blue with a white-bordered red cross and a white and red X in the center. This is the flag of the United Kingdom.
The flag of the Czech Republic has a blue triangle and two horizontal stripes: one white and one red. Can you imagine how it looks?
Is it the flag of Andorra or Moldova? Nope, it’s the flag of Romania! It doesn’t have a coat of arms.
The largest country in the world, Russia, has a flag with white, blue, and red stripes. It’s huge!
The flag of San Marino has a coat of arms surrounded by an oak and laurel wreath on white and sky blue bands. It’s quite unique!
Next, we have the flag of Serbia, which features a red, blue, and white background with a double-headed eagle in the coat of arms. It’s very majestic!
The flag of Sweden has a yellow Scandinavian cross on a blue background. It’s simple yet striking!
Another square-shaped flag is the flag of Switzerland. It’s red with a white Swiss cross in the center. It’s one of only two square flags in the world!
The flag of Turkey is red with a star and crescent. It’s a very recognizable flag!
The flag of Ukraine has only two bands: one blue and one yellow. It’s simple but beautiful!
Wow, we’ve learned about so many flags! Here’s a quick list of the flags we talked about:
Which flag is your favorite? Flags are a fun way to learn about different countries and their cultures. If you want to keep learning, check out the Smile and Learn platform for more games, videos, and stories. You can try it for free on your mobile, tablet, or PC. Happy learning!
Flag Drawing Challenge: Grab some colored pencils or crayons and a blank sheet of paper. Try drawing the flags of Poland and Monaco. Remember, they look similar but have different color arrangements. Can you draw them correctly? Once you’re done, show your drawings to a friend or family member and explain the differences between the two flags.
Flag Hunt: Go on a flag hunt around your neighborhood or at home. Look for flags in books, on TV, or even on clothing. How many different flags can you find? Try to identify which countries they belong to. If you find any flags from the lesson, share what you learned about them with someone else!
Create Your Own Flag: Imagine you have your own country. What would your flag look like? Think about the colors and symbols that are important to you. Draw your flag and give your country a name. Share your creation with your class or family and explain why you chose those colors and symbols.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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Welcome to Smile and Learn!
Hi there! We’ve learned almost all the flags of Europe. Have you watched the previous videos? Make sure you do! Are you ready for the final round? Let’s give it a go!
Wait, not so fast! That’s not the flag of Monaco; the colors are the other way around. The white band goes on top and the red one below. It’s the flag of Poland.
There is a green band on this flag, a much wider red one, and a coat of arms on the side. Do you know which flag this is? It’s the flag of Portugal.
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Here’s another popular flag I’m sure you’ve seen many times before. This flag is blue with a white-bordered red cross. There’s also a white and red X in the center. It’s the flag of the United Kingdom.
There is a blue triangle and two horizontal stripes, a white and a red one. It’s the flag of the Czech Republic.
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Is this the flag of Andorra or the flag of Moldova? It’s not; there’s no coat of arms on this flag. This is the flag of Romania.
This is the flag of the largest country in the world: white, blue, and red. The flag of Russia.
A coat of arms surrounded by an oak and laurel wreath on two bands of white and sky blue colors. The flag of San Marino.
Red, blue, and white background with a coat of arms featuring a double-headed eagle. This is the flag of Serbia.
A yellow Scandinavian cross on a blue background. Do you know which flag this one is? It’s the flag of Sweden.
This is the other square-shaped flag that exists in the world. The flag is red with a white Swiss cross in the center. It’s the flag of Switzerland.
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Here’s another star and crescent, but this flag is red. It’s the flag of Turkey.
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There are only two bands on this flag: a blue and a yellow one. It’s the flag of Ukraine.
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My, my! So many flags, right? Let’s recap:
– Poland
– Portugal
– United Kingdom
– Czech Republic
– Romania
– Russia
– San Marino
– Serbia
– Sweden
– Switzerland
– Turkey
– Ukraine
And that is all about the flags of Europe! Which one is your favorite?
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