ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English WORLD FLAGS – Flags of Europe and the Americas for Kids – Compilation Video
Welcome to Smile and Learn! Today, we’re going to explore some amazing flags from America and Europe. Let’s dive in and see how many flags you can recognize!
Let’s start with the flags from America. Do you know what they look like? Let’s find out!
This flag is colorful with red, black, blue, and white, and it has a yellow half sun in the center. It’s the flag of Antigua and Barbuda.
Here’s a familiar one: two light blue bands with a white band in the middle and a sun. It’s the flag of Argentina.
This flag has a black triangle, two aquamarine bands, and a yellow one in between. It’s the flag of the Bahamas.
With two navy blue panels, a yellow middle, and a black trident, this is the flag of Barbados.
Two red stripes on a blue background with a national coat of arms in the middle white stripe. It’s the flag of Belize.
This flag is red, yellow, and green. It’s the flag of Bolivia.
The largest country in South America has a flag with a blue disc, starry sky, and a yellow rhombus on a green field. It’s the flag of Brazil.
Two red panels and a white one in the middle with a maple leaf. It’s the flag of Canada.
A white band, a red one, and a white star on a blue square in the top left corner. It’s the flag of Chile.
A large yellow band and two narrow ones below, one blue and one red. It’s the flag of Colombia.
Blue and white bands with a wider red band in the center. It’s the flag of Costa Rica.
White and blue bands, a red triangle at the hoist, and a white star. It’s the flag of Cuba.
Wow, so many flags! How many can you remember?
Great job! Let’s move on to more flags of America.
A flag with a yellow, black, and white cross on a green background, featuring a parrot and stars. It’s the flag of Dominica.
A large yellow band on top and two smaller ones below, with the coat of arms in the center. It’s the flag of Ecuador.
Two blue horizontal bands and a white one in the middle with the coat of arms. It’s the flag of El Salvador.
Seven red stripes, six white ones, and a blue field with 50 white stars. It’s the flag of the United States.
A rectangle on a red background with four yellow and green triangles, seven stars, and a nutmeg. It’s the flag of Grenada.
Two blue vertical bands and a white one in the middle with the coat of arms. It’s the flag of Guatemala.
Two triangles on a green background: one red with a black border and the other yellow with a white border. It’s the flag of Guyana.
Two horizontal bands, one blue and one red, with a white rectangle in the center featuring the coat of arms. It’s the flag of Haiti.
Two blue horizontal bands and a white one in the middle with five blue stars. It’s the flag of Honduras.
A yellow cross, two green triangles, and two black ones. It’s the flag of Jamaica.
Three vertical bands: green, white, and red, with the national emblem in the center. It’s the flag of Mexico.
Three horizontal bands: two blue and one white, with the national coat of arms in the center. It’s the flag of Nicaragua.
How many can you remember?
Well done! Let’s learn even more flags of America.
Four rectangles: one red, one blue, and two white ones, with a star on each white triangle. It’s the flag of Panama.
Three horizontal bands: one red, one white, and one blue, with the coat of arms in the center. It’s the flag of Paraguay.
A white vertical band and two red ones on both sides. It’s the flag of Peru.
A white cross divides the flag into four rectangles: two blue and two red, with the national coat of arms in the center. It’s the flag of the Dominican Republic.
A yellow-edged black band divides the flag diagonally; the upper triangle is green and the lower triangle is red, with two white stars on the black band. It’s the flag of Saint Kitts and Nevis.
Three vertical bands: blue and green on the sides and a yellow band in the middle, with three green diamonds in the center. It’s the flag of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
A white-edged black triangle on a blue background, with a smaller yellow triangle on the black one. It’s the flag of Saint Lucia.
Five different colored bands: the one in the middle is red, the upper and lower bands are green and white, with a yellow star in the center. It’s the flag of Suriname.
A white-edged black band divides diagonally in a red field. It’s the flag of Trinidad and Tobago.
White and blue stripes with a sun in the top left corner. It’s the flag of Uruguay.
Three horizontal bands: one yellow, one blue, and one red, with an arc of eight stars in the center. It’s the flag of Venezuela.
How many can you remember?
Great job! Now, let’s explore some flags from Europe.
A double-headed eagle on a red background. It’s the flag of Albania.
Black, red, and yellow. It’s the flag of Germany.
Blue, yellow, and red with a coat of arms in the center. It’s the flag of Andorra.
Red, blue, and yellow. It’s the flag of Armenia.
Red and white. It’s the flag of Austria.
A star and crescent on a sky blue, red, and green flag. It’s the flag of Azerbaijan.
Black, yellow, and red. It’s the flag of Belgium.
A wide red band and a smaller green one. It’s the flag of Belarus.
A yellow triangle and white stars on a blue background. It’s the flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
White, green, and red. It’s the flag of Bulgaria.
The silhouette of the country above two olive branches on a white background. It’s the flag of Cyprus.
Red, white, and blue with a checkerboard coat of arms. It’s the flag of Croatia.
How many can you remember?
We’ve learned some flags of Europe, but there are many more. Let’s continue!
A Scandinavian cross on a red background. It’s the flag of Denmark.
White, blue, and red with the Slovak coat of arms. It’s the flag of Slovakia.
White, blue, and red with a different coat of arms. It’s the flag of Slovenia.
Two red bands, a wider yellow one, and a coat of arms. It’s the flag of Spain.
Light blue, black, and white. It’s the flag of Estonia.
A blue Scandinavian cross on a white background. It’s the flag of Finland.
Blue, white, and red. It’s the flag of France.
Many crosses on a white background. It’s the flag of Georgia.
Blue and white stripes with a cross on a blue square. It’s the flag of Greece.
Red, white, and green. It’s the flag of Hungary.
Green, white, and orange. It’s the flag of Ireland.
A red and white cross on a blue background. It’s the flag of Iceland.
Green, white, and red. It’s the flag of Italy.
How many can you remember?
There are still more flags to learn. Let’s discover them!
A white band on top and a red one below. It’s the flag of Poland.
A green band and a wider red one with a coat of arms. It’s the flag of Portugal.
Blue with a white-bordered red cross and a white and red X. It’s the flag of the United Kingdom.
A blue triangle and two horizontal stripes: white and red. It’s the flag of the Czech Republic.
Blue, yellow, and red with no coat of arms. It’s the flag of Romania.
White, blue, and red. It’s the flag of Russia.
A coat of arms surrounded by an oak and laurel wreath on white and sky blue. It’s the flag of San Marino.
Red, blue, and white with a coat of arms featuring a double-headed eagle. It’s the flag of Serbia.
A yellow Scandinavian cross on a blue background. It’s the flag of Sweden.
Red with a white Swiss cross in the center. It’s the flag of Switzerland.
Red with a star and crescent. It’s the flag of Turkey.
Blue and yellow bands. It’s the flag of Ukraine.
How many can you remember?
And that’s all about the flags of Europe! Which one is your favorite?
We’ve learned so much about flags! Remember, there are many more videos to explore. Keep learning and having fun with Smile and Learn!
Flag Matching Game: Create a set of cards with pictures of the flags from the lesson on one side and the country names on the other. Mix them up and lay them face down. Take turns flipping two cards at a time to find matching pairs of flags and countries. This will help you remember the flags and their countries better!
Design Your Own Flag: Imagine you have your own country. What would your flag look like? Use paper, crayons, or colored pencils to design a flag that represents your imaginary country. Think about the colors and symbols that are important to you and what they might mean.
Flag Hunt: Next time you go for a walk or a drive, look out for flags around you. How many different flags can you spot? Try to identify them and remember which countries they belong to. You can also draw them in a notebook to keep track of the ones you find!
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Welcome to Smile and Learn!
Today, we’re going to learn about some flags of America.
Do you know what they look like? Let’s find out!
Which flag is this? It’s red, black, blue, and white with a yellow half sun in the center. It’s the flag of Antigua and Barbuda.
I’m sure you know this flag: two light blue bands, a white band in the middle, and a sun centered on it. It’s the flag of Argentina.
Which flag is this? It has a black triangle at the hoist, two aquamarine bands, and a yellow one in between. It’s the flag of the Bahamas.
Do you know which flag this is? It has two navy blue panels on both sides, a yellow one in the middle, and a black trident in the center. It’s the flag of Barbados.
Which country does this flag belong to? It has two red stripes at the top and bottom on a blue background, with the national coat of arms on the middle white stripe. It’s the flag of Belize.
Do you know this flag? It’s red, yellow, and green. It’s the flag of Bolivia.
This is the flag of the largest country in South America. It features a blue disc with a starry sky and a curved band with a national motto, all in a yellow rhombus on a green field. It’s the flag of Brazil.
Look! Two red panels on both sides and a white one in the middle with a maple leaf in the center. It’s the flag of Canada.
Do you know which flag this is? It has a white band, a red one, and a white star on a blue square in the top left corner. It’s the flag of Chile.
This flag features a large yellow band and two narrow ones below, one blue and one red. It’s the flag of Colombia.
Do you know this flag? It has blue and white bands with a much wider red band in the center. It’s the flag of Costa Rica.
Can you name this flag? It has white and blue bands, a red triangle at the hoist, and a white star within it. It’s the flag of Cuba.
So many flags! How many can you remember? Let’s recap:
– Antigua and Barbuda
– Argentina
– The Bahamas
– Barbados
– Belize
– Bolivia
– Brazil
– Canada
– Chile
– Colombia
– Costa Rica
– Cuba
Great job! That’s all for now. See you in the next video to learn more flags of America. Bye-bye!
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Ready to learn more flags of America? Let’s try a new round!
What an unusual flag! It has a yellow, black, and white cross on a green background, with a circular emblem of a parrot and stars in the center. It’s the flag of Dominica.
This flag features a large yellow band on the top and two smaller ones below, one blue and one red, with the coat of arms in the center. It’s the flag of Ecuador.
There are two blue horizontal bands on this flag and a white one in the middle, with the coat of arms in the center. It’s the flag of El Salvador.
I’m sure you know which flag this one is! It has seven red stripes and six white ones, with a blue field and 50 white stars in the upper left-hand corner. This is the flag of the United States.
That’s a tough one! There’s a rectangle on a red background divided diagonally into four yellow and green triangles, with seven stars and a nutmeg on the left. It’s the flag of Grenada.
There are two blue vertical bands on the sides and a white one in the middle, with the coat of arms in the center. It’s the flag of Guatemala.
This is a very singular flag with two triangles on a green background: one red with a black border and the other yellow with a white border. It’s the flag of Guyana.
This flag has two horizontal bands, one blue and one red, with a white rectangle in the center featuring the coat of arms. It’s the flag of Haiti.
There are two blue horizontal bands on this flag and a white one in the middle, with five blue stars in the center. It’s the flag of Honduras.
A yellow-colored cross, two green triangles, and two black ones make up the flag of Jamaica.
I’m sure you know which flag this is! Three vertical bands: green, white, and red, with the national emblem in the center make up the flag of Mexico.
Three horizontal bands: two blue and one white, with the national coat of arms in the center. It’s the flag of Nicaragua.
So many flags! How many can you remember?
– Dominica
– Ecuador
– El Salvador
– United States
– Grenada
– Guatemala
– Guyana
– Haiti
– Honduras
– Jamaica
– Mexico
– Nicaragua
Well done! That’s all for now. See you in the next video to learn more flags of America. Bye for now!
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Ready to learn more flags of America? Let’s try one last round!
There are four rectangles on this flag: one red, one blue, and two white ones, with a star on each of the white triangles. It’s the flag of Panama.
There are three horizontal bands on this flag: one red, one white, and one blue, with the coat of arms in the center. That’s the flag of Paraguay.
A white vertical band and two red ones on both sides make up the flag of Peru.
A white cross divides this flag into four rectangles: two blue and two red, with the national coat of arms in the center. This is the flag of the Dominican Republic.
A yellow edge black band divides this flag diagonally; the upper triangle is green and the lower triangle is red, with two white stars on a black band. This is the flag of Saint Kitts and Nevis.
This flag features three vertical bands: blue and green on the sides and a yellow band in the middle, with three green diamonds in the center. It’s the flag of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
This is a very atypical flag: it has a white edge black triangle on a blue background, with a smaller yellow triangle on the black one. It’s the flag of Saint Lucia.
There are five different colored bands on this flag: the one in the middle is red, the upper and lower bands are green and white, with a yellow star in the center. It’s the flag of Suriname.
This flag features a white edge black band, which divides diagonally in a red field. Which flag is this one? It’s the flag of Trinidad and Tobago.
This flag is made up of white and blue stripes with a sun in the top left corner. That’s the flag of Uruguay.
And this is the last flag! It’s made up of three horizontal bands: one yellow, one blue, and one red, with an arc of eight stars in the center. Do you know which flag it is? It’s the flag of Venezuela.
So many flags! How many can you remember?
– Panama
– Paraguay
– Peru
– Dominican Republic
– Saint Kitts and Nevis
– Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
– Saint Lucia
– Suriname
– Trinidad and Tobago
– Uruguay
– Venezuela
That was all, friends! You’ve learned every flag in America. I hope you liked them as much as I did. See you around!
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Hi there! How’s everything? Today, we’re going to learn some flags of Europe. Do you know what they look like? Let’s find out!
Do you know which flag this one is? It features a double-headed eagle on a red background. This is the flag of Albania.
This flag is more popular; it’s black, red, and yellow. It’s the flag of Germany.
This flag belongs to a very small country: it’s blue, yellow, and red, with a coat of arms in the center. It’s the flag of Andorra.
Red, blue, and yellow—can you identify this flag? It’s the flag of Armenia.
There are two colors on this flag: red and white. It’s the flag of Austria.
Look! There’s a star and a crescent on this flag. The flag is sky blue, red, and green. It’s the flag of Azerbaijan.
Black, yellow, and red—these are the colors on this flag. It’s the flag of Belgium.
Look at this flag! There’s a wide red band and a smaller green one. It’s the flag of Belarus.
That is a very unusual flag! There’s a yellow triangle and white stars along the triangle on a blue background. Do you know which flag that is? It’s the flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
There are three bands on this flag: one white, one green, and one red. It’s the flag of Bulgaria.
Here’s another singular flag: it features the silhouette of the country above two olive branches on a white background. The olive branches symbolize peace. It’s the flag of Cyprus.
Red, white, and blue with a checkerboard coat of arms—this flag belongs to Croatia.
There are so many flags! How many can you remember? Let’s recap:
– Albania
– Germany
– Andorra
– Armenia
– Austria
– Azerbaijan
– Belgium
– Belarus
– Bosnia and Herzegovina
– Bulgaria
– Cyprus
– Croatia
We have learned some flags of Europe, but there are many more. Learn more flags in our next video!
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Hello again! This is the second video on flags of Europe. Don’t miss the previous one! Let’s go for it!
A Scandinavian cross on a red background—it’s the flag of Denmark.
A white, blue, and red band with the Slovak coat of arms represents the flag of Slovakia.
This flag is also white, blue, and red, but the coat of arms is different. It’s located in the upper hoist and is smaller. It’s the flag of Slovenia.
Two red bands, a much wider yellow one, and a coat of arms on the side make up the flag of Spain.
There are three bands on this flag: light blue, black, and white. It’s the flag of Estonia.
Here’s another flag with a Scandinavian cross; this time it’s blue on a white background. It’s the flag of Finland.
This is a very popular flag: blue, white, and red. It’s the flag of France.
Look at how many crosses there are on this flag! They’re on a white background. It’s the flag of Georgia.
There are many blue and white stripes on this flag, and there’s also a cross on a blue square field. It’s the flag of Greece.
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 green, white, and red. It’s the flag of Italy.
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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Hi there again! This is the third video on European flags. Don’t miss the previous ones! Are you ready for the final round? Let’s 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 and a much wider red one, with a coat of arms on the side. Do you know which flag this is? It’s the flag of Portugal.
Here’s another popular flag; I’m sure you’ve seen it many times before. This flag is blue with a white-bordered red cross and 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.
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 represents 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.
Here’s another star and crescent, but this flag is red. It’s the flag of Turkey.
There are only two bands on this flag: a blue and a yellow one. It’s the flag of Ukraine.
So many flags! 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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