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Continent

Let’s Fly Around the World and Learn the Names & Locations of the 7 Continents and the

4 Oceans.

Ocean

Continent

Ocean

Continent

Continent Continent

Continent

As We Fly Over the 4 OceansCan You Name Each One?

Ocean

Continent

Ocean

Continent

Continent Continent

Continent

#1 Indian Ocean - #2 Arctic Ocean #3 Atlantic Ocean - #4Pacific Ocean

Pacific #4

Atlantic #3

Indian #1

Continent

Arctic #2

Continent

Continent Continent

Continent

Now Lets Fly Over The 7 Continents. Can You Name

Them As You Fly Over?

Pacific

Atlantic

Indian

Continent

Arctic

No. America #6

So. America #7

Europe #5

Asia #4

Africa #2

Antarctica #1

#1 Antarctica - #2 Africa - #3 Australia - #4 Asia, #5 Europe #6 No. America - #7 So. America

Pacific

Atlantic

Indian

Australia #3

Arctic

Page 6: 1 Continent Let’s Fly Around the World and Learn the Names & Locations of the 7 Continents and the 4 Oceans. Ocean Continent Ocean

North America

South America

Europe

Asia

Africa

Antarctica

Congratulations - Now YOU Know the Names and Locations

of the 7 Continents and the 4 Oceans!

Pacific

Atlantic

Indian

Australia

Arctic

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