Greenland is three times bigger than Texas. Greenland is 836 thousand square miles, which is equivalent to 2,166 thousand square kilometres. It is an independent country under the kingdom of Denmark. Inuits live in Greenland, but it has also become an adventure destination now. The population of Greenland is almost 56,000 people. To plan a visit to Greenland, go to visitgreenland.com. Liechtenstein sits between Switzerland and Austria. Liechtenstein is 62 square miles, which is equivalent to 160 square kilometres. It is most famous for travellers who are interested in skiing, mountain biking, or hiking. To plan a visit to Liechtenstein, go to tourismus.li. While labeled maps are helpful for initial learning, a white map or a blank world map to fill in is particularly useful for repeated practice. You can use it to confirm what has been learned or for final testing. This poster shows all the continents of the world and includes country names, seas and oceans. The map would also be perfect for use as a discussion starter. When introducing the map, ask your child or class how many countries and places in the world they're already familiar with. Can they point them out on a map?

Tuvalu consists of six atolls and three islands. Tuvalu is 10 square miles, which is equivalent to 26 square kilometres. It is between Hawaii and Queensland, and due to the difficulty in getting to the country and infrastructure, Tuvalu only receives a few thousand visitors a year. It is perfect for tourists who are interested in exploration, less traditional tourism, and snorkelling. To plan a visit to Tuvalu, go to timelesstuvalu.com. This labelled world map poster is ideal for children and for your classroom, it's a fantastic resource you can use to brighten up your geography display and create a visually refreshing classroom environment. Just in case this poster wasn't quite what you had in mind, here's a selection of similar Twinkl resources: However, if you think you've found a new or interesting way to use this kids world map poster, or another of our teaching materials, then let us know in the comments section below. Here at Twinkl, we love to hear how children, parents and teachers are engaging with our resources. Vatican City is the smallest country globally but is known for being extraordinarily influential and rich in history. Vatican City is .17 square miles, which is equivalent to .44 square kilometres. It has a population of almost 1,000 people. To plan a visit to the Vatican, go to the Vatican.VA.Honshu is the largest island in Japan and contains the highest mountain in Japan, Mount Fuji. Honshu is 88 thousand square miles, which is equivalent to 228 thousand square miles. Some of Japan’s most famous cities are in Honshu, including Hiroshima, Kyoto, and Osaka. The population of Honshu is almost 103 million people. To plan a visit to Honshu, go to gaijinpot.com. You can use a map of the world for a practice worksheet for regular practice sessions. It is a perfect option for students, parents, and teachers to thoroughly understand the world map and learn or teach about geography and everything that can be outlined on world maps. Blank World Map Worksheet San Marino was founded in the year 301. San Marino is 24 square miles, which is equivalent to 61 square kilometres. It is an enclave in northern Italy and is the oldest country in the modern world. San Marino has some fantastic scenery and ancient castles in the area. To plan a visit to San Marino, go to visitsanmarino.com.

Great Britain includes Scotland, Wales, and England. Great Britain is 81 thousand square miles, which is equivalent to 209 thousand square kilometres. Technically, Great Britain is the largest island on the continent of Europe. The population of Great Britain is almost 61 million people. To plan a visit Great Britain, go to visitbritain.com. PDF is one of the oldest and the best electronic formats in the digital world of information due to its reliability and the ease of carrying the format. The PDF format is mainly compatible with all kinds of devices.Sumatra is the second largest island in Indonesia. Moreover, Sumatra is 171 thousand square miles, which is equivalent to 443 thousand square kilometres. It is one of the most dangerous islands due to many natural occurrences such as tsunamis, earthquakes, volcanoes, and cyclones. The population of Sumatra is almost 50 million people. To plan a visit to Sumatra, go to audleytravel.com. Additionally, we offer many other types of world maps for different purposes and learning objectives. Our free maps can be applied to learning about major volcanoes, the countries with the largest rivers, all the nations of a particular continent, natural resources, oceans, capitals, the Mercator projection, and much more. If you like, you could try displaying this map poster in a prominent place to encourage passive learning. Children will often look at classroom displays if they feel there's nothing else to do. Baffin is known for its fjords and freshwater lakes and is located in the Canadian territory of Nunavut. Baffin is 196 thousand square miles, which is equivalent to 507 thousand square kilometres. It is the largest island in Canada and was named after William Baffin, a 17th-century British explorer. The population of Baffin is almost 15,000 people. To plan a visit to Baffin, go to canada.travel.

Blank maps are often used at educational institutions to conduct tests and quizzes to learn more efficiently. The printable world map below can be printed easily on a piece of paper, and one can have it with themselves as a guide to learn more about where all the countries are in the world.

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Nauru is the smallest island nation in the world, and it resides in the Pacific Ocean. Nauru is 8 square miles, which is equivalent to 21 square kilometres. Unfortunately, Nauru was most known for having an offshore immigration detention centre for Australia. There are some world war II relics on the island, but the island does not have good beaches and minimal tourism for the most part. To plan a visit to Nauru, go to nauruair.com. Displaying maps around your classroom is a fantastic way to harness children's innate curiosity and to inspire them to learn about the different countries of the world in a way that feels more like play than learning (not that learning can't also be fun!).