3D Earth Geography Globe | Craft Activity | Standing or Hanging | Labeling Task

⭐ Looking for a fun Geography Craft Activity? This 3D Earth Geography Globe coloring in resource is a great craft activity to practice labeling the countries or continents of the Earth. It works great as a fun end to a Geography unit in Humanities & Social Sciences (HASS).

⭐ Globe Faces Included: (See PDF Preview)

• Australia + Asia Pacific
• North America
• South America
• Africa + Indo Pacific
• Europe + Middle East

Grade: Years 2-6

⭐Tips:

• Best used with a world map displayed on the whiteboard. Alternatively, students could use an Atlas between each other to complete.

• With step-by-step picture instructions, your students will have a fun and engaging experience while colouring and labelling the countries or continents of their globe and finally assembling their standing craft.

• They also look amazing hanging from the classroom ceiling! Students love watching them spin in the breeze and are a great talking point for parents to engage with students and the HASS learning content when they go home.

⭐Options:

There are 5 globe face options for this 3D Earth display. Choose 3 for this craft.

Your choice may depend on where you live or if you wish to label, for example, Europe more visibly versus Africa.

Product Includes:

⭐ Cover page

⭐ Resource information page

⭐ Example end product – Pencil, texta or printed in colour

⭐ Mini colour versions of each globe face – Great to print and add to a display!

⭐ Written Instructions page

⭐ Picture STEP-BY-STEP instruction pages – Including a final product image

⭐ 5 Earth face templates – Colour, B&W and grayscale

Materials List:

• Paper or cardstock
• Scissors
• Glue
• Pencils
• Textas

Optional Materials for Hanging: (Instructions included)

• Sticky tape
• String

Additional Details:

⭐ Printable and projectable

⭐ PDF document

⭐ Templates ALL included!

Important Tips:

• Print from PDF slides
• Select the ‘scale to paper’ size option to utilize the entire printing space
• Thicker paper is preferred, but not required