ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English Flags of Europe (Part Three) – Geography for kids – European flags
Hello, friends! Welcome back to our fun journey through the flags of Europe. This is our third adventure, so let’s dive right in and explore some amazing flags together!
Have you ever seen the flag of Kazakhstan? It’s really cool! It has two wide garnet (a deep red color) bands and a white stripe. Imagine how it waves in the wind!
Next up is Latvia. This flag has a blue band with a crown on top and a red band below. It’s like a royal flag!
Oops! We made a little mistake earlier. Let’s talk about the flag of Lithuania instead. It has three colors: yellow, green, and red. It’s like a rainbow!
Luxembourg’s flag is simple but pretty. It has red, white, and light blue bands. It’s like a colorful sandwich!
Now, let’s look at North Macedonia’s flag. It has a bright yellow sun on a red field. It’s like a sunny day!
Malta’s flag is interesting too. It has a small cross on a red and white background. It’s like a special badge!
The flag of Moldova might look like the flag of Andorra because they share the same colors. But Moldova has a different coat of arms. It’s like a secret code!
Monaco’s flag is super simple. It’s just red and white. Sometimes, simple is the best!
Montenegro’s flag is quite fancy. It has a yellow-bordered red background with a yellow double-headed eagle and a crown. It’s like a royal bird!
Finally, we have Norway’s flag. It has a white and blue Scandinavian cross on a red background. It’s like a big plus sign!
Let’s remember the flags we’ve seen today: Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, North Macedonia, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, and Norway. Aren’t they all fascinating?
There’s more to learn, so don’t pick your favorite just yet. We’ll explore even more flags in our next adventure. See you soon!
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Flag Design Challenge: Create your own flag! Use paper, crayons, or colored pencils to design a flag that represents you or your family. Think about the colors and symbols that are important to you. Once you’re done, share your flag with your classmates and explain why you chose those colors and symbols.
Flag Matching Game: Print out pictures of the flags mentioned in the article and cut them out. Mix them up and try to match each flag with its correct country. You can do this with a friend or family member and see who can match them the fastest!
Flag Observation Walk: Take a walk around your neighborhood or look around your school to see if you can spot any flags. Note the colors and designs you see. Are there any flags that look similar to the ones you learned about? Discuss with a parent or teacher why flags might be displayed in different places.
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Hello again! This is the third video about European flags. Don’t miss the previous one. Let’s begin!
Have you ever seen this interesting flag before? It’s the flag of Kazakhstan.
Kazakhstan has two very wide garnet bands on its flag and a white stripe.
Next, we have the flag of Latvia.
Latvia features a blue band with a crown and a red band below it.
Now, let’s look at the flag of Liechtenstein.
The colors of this flag are yellow, green, and red. It’s the flag of Lithuania.
Here, the bands are red, white, and light blue. This is the flag of Luxembourg.
Next is a yellow sun on a red field, which represents the flag of North Macedonia.
A small cross on a red and white background represents the flag of Malta.
This flag can be confusing; it looks like the flag of Andorra. The colors are the same, but the coat of arms is different. It’s the flag of Moldova.
This is a very simple flag, right? Red and white. It’s the flag of Monaco.
Here’s another double-headed eagle. This is a yellow-bordered flag with a red background. The eagle is yellow, and there’s a crown above it. This is the flag of Montenegro.
A white and blue Scandinavian cross on a red background represents the flag of Norway.
Now, let’s recap a little!
Kazakhstan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, North Macedonia, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Norway.
I love these flags! Don’t pick your favorite one just yet because there are more flags to learn in the next video. See you then!
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