Label the Seven Continents
Download a one-page 1st grade social studies worksheet in which students label the seven continents on a color-coded world map.

- Subject
- Social Studies (Geography)
- Year group
- 1st Grade · Elementary
- Curriculum topic
- The seven continents and world maps
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This one-page worksheet presents a bright, color-coded world map with seven blank labels, each connected to a continent. Students write the name of each continent in the correct box, building early map-reading skills and a first mental picture of how the world’s landmasses are arranged.
Teaching notes
Display a labeled world map or globe first and say each continent name aloud together.
Point out that each continent on the worksheet is shown in a different color so students can match them quickly.
Support early writers by displaying the seven names on the board for them to copy.
Learning objectives
- Identify the seven continents by name
- Locate each continent on a world map
- Practice writing and spelling the continent names
What’s included
- One printable worksheet page
- Color-coded world map with seven label boxes
- Simple one-step instructions suitable for early readers
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