ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English Flags of Europe (Part Two) – Geography for kids – European flags
Hello there! Welcome back to our fun journey through the flags of Europe. If you missed the first part, make sure to check it out. Let’s dive into more colorful flags!
The flag of Denmark has a red background with a white cross. This type of cross is called a Scandinavian cross.
Slovakia’s flag has three colors: white, blue, and red. It also has a special symbol called the coat of arms.
Slovenia’s flag looks similar to Slovakia’s with white, blue, and red colors, but its coat of arms is different and smaller.
The flag of Spain has two red bands and a wide yellow band in the middle. It also features a coat of arms on the side.
Estonia’s flag has three horizontal bands: light blue on top, black in the middle, and white at the bottom.
Finland’s flag has a blue Scandinavian cross on a white background. It’s simple and beautiful!
The flag of France is very popular. It has three vertical bands of blue, white, and red.
Georgia’s flag is white with lots of crosses. It’s quite unique!
The flag of Greece has blue and white stripes and a cross on a blue square in the corner.
Hungary’s flag has three horizontal bands: red on top, white in the middle, and green at the bottom.
The flag of Ireland has three vertical bands: green, white, and orange.
Iceland’s flag features a red and white Scandinavian cross on a blue background.
Italy’s flag is another popular one with three vertical bands of green, white, and red.
Let’s quickly remember the flags we’ve learned about:
These are just some of the flags of Europe. There are many more to discover! Stay tuned for the next part of our flag adventure.
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Flag Design Challenge: Create your own flag using paper, crayons, or colored pencils. Think about the colors and symbols that represent you or your family. Once you’ve designed your flag, share it with your family or classmates and explain why you chose those colors and symbols.
Flag Scavenger Hunt: With the help of an adult, go on a scavenger hunt around your home or neighborhood to find objects that match the colors of the flags you’ve learned about. For example, find something red for Denmark or something blue for Finland. Make a list of the items you find and see how many flags you can match!
Flag Story Time: Pick one of the flags from the lesson and imagine a story about it. What adventures might the flag have if it could travel? Where would it go, and what would it see? Draw a picture or write a short story about the flag’s journey and share it with your family or friends.
Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
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Hello again! This is the second video about the flags of Europe. Don’t miss the previous one. Let’s go for it!
The first flag features a Scandinavian cross on a red background—it’s the flag of Denmark.
Next, we have a flag with a white, blue, and red band along with the Slovak coat of arms—this is the flag of Slovakia.
This flag is also white, blue, and red, but its coat of arms is different. It’s located in the upper hoist and is smaller—this is the flag of Slovenia.
Now, we see two red bands and a much wider yellow one, along with a coat of arms on the side—it’s the flag of Spain.
There are three bands on this flag: light blue, black, and white—this is the flag of Estonia.
Here’s another flag with a Scandinavian cross, this time blue on a white background—it’s the flag of Finland.
This is a very popular flag with blue, white, and red—it’s the flag of France.
Look at how many crosses there are on this flag, which is on a white background—it’s the flag of Georgia.
There are many blue and white stripes on this flag, along with a cross on a blue square field—it’s the flag of Greece.
Next, we have red, white, and green—this is the flag of Hungary.
There are three bands on this flag: green, white, and orange—it’s the flag of Ireland.
Here’s another Scandinavian cross; it’s a red and white cross on a blue background—it’s the flag of Iceland.
Do you know which flag this one is? It’s another very popular flag—green, white, and red—it’s the flag of Italy.
Wow, so many flags! Let’s recap them quickly:
– Denmark
– Slovakia
– Slovenia
– Spain
– Estonia
– Finland
– France
– Georgia
– Greece
– Hungary
– Ireland
– Iceland
– Italy
Would you say these are all the flags of Europe? I’m afraid not—there are more flags to learn! Find out more in the next video. See you around!
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