Continents Worksheet - KS2 - Intermediate
Continents worksheet for Key Stage 2 / Year 3-6 (Ages 7-11). Intermediate level geography practice, aligned to the UK National Curriculum. Print-ready with answer key included.
Exploring the Continents: A Geography Adventure
Key Stage 2 / Ages 7-11 / Intermediate Level
Instructions: This worksheet will guide you through the exciting world of continents. You'll learn about their locations, characteristics, and some interesting facts. Use maps, answer questions, and explore the geography of our planet.
Map Reading: Locate the Continents
Use an atlas or a world map to locate each of the seven continents. Write the name of each continent in the box provided. Pay attention to their positions relative to the Equator and the poles.
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Continental Facts
Match each continent with its unique fact. Draw a line from the continent to the correct fact. Use your knowledge or research to find the answers.
Climate Zones of the Continents
Identify the primary climate zone for each continent. Write the climate zone in the box provided. Consider tropical, temperate, polar, and desert climates.
1. Africa:
2. Antarctica:
3. Asia:
4. Europe:
5. North America:
6. Australia:
7. South America:
Major Cities of the Continents
List one major city from each continent. Use a map or online resources to help you. Write the city name in the box provided.
1. Africa:
2. Antarctica:
3. Asia:
4. Europe:
5. North America:
6. Australia:
7. South America:
Continental Features
Describe one key physical feature (e.g., mountain, river, desert) of each continent. Write your description in the box provided.
1. Africa:
2. Antarctica:
3. Asia:
4. Europe:
5. North America:
6. Australia:
7. South America:
Continental Quiz
Answer the following questions about the continents. Use your knowledge and research skills to find the answers.
1. Which continent is the smallest by land area?
2. Which continent has the most countries?
3. Which continent is known for having the largest desert?
4. Which continent is entirely in the Southern Hemisphere?
5. Which continent is known for its vast tundra regions?
Continental Exploration
Imagine you are an explorer visiting a continent for the first time. Write a short paragraph about what you see and experience. Use descriptive language.
Write your paragraph here:
Continental Comparison
Compare two continents of your choice. Write about their similarities and differences in terms of geography, climate, and culture.
Comparison of Continent 1 and Continent 2:
Activity 1: Africa ; Antarctica ; Asia ; Europe ; North America ; Australia ; South America
Activity 2: Africa - Nile ; Antarctica - coldest ; Asia - largest ; Europe - history ; North America - Great Lakes ; Australia - island ; South America - Amazon
Activity 3: Africa - tropical ; Antarctica - polar ; Asia - temperate ; Europe - temperate ; North America - temperate ; Australia - desert ; South America - tropical
Activity 4: Africa - Cairo ; Antarctica - McMurdo Station ; Asia - Beijing ; Europe - Paris ; North America - New York ; Australia - Sydney ; South America - Sรฃo Paulo
Activity 5: Africa - Sahara Desert ; Antarctica - Ice Sheet ; Asia - Himalayas ; Europe - Alps ; North America - Rocky Mountains ; Australia - Great Barrier Reef ; South America - Andes
Activity 6: Australia ; Africa ; Africa ; Australia ; Antarctica
Activity 7: Subjective answer
Activity 8: Subjective answer
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