Soccer Ball Surrounded by World Flags Coloring Page

Twenty flags on poles form a full circle around a soccer ball, and every single one of them arrives completely blank. That is the point of the sheet rather than an oversight. Instead of coloring flags someone else chose, a child picks twenty countries and draws each one in, which turns a coloring page into a geography lesson that can run as long as you want it to. The flags are drawn at varied angles around the ring, some rippling, some hanging straight, each on a slim pole with a rounded finial, and they are large enough to hold real detail: stripes, crosses, stars and simple emblems all fit comfortably. In the middle the ball is drawn with its full panel pattern at a good size. Print two copies if you are working with a class, one for a group to fill together and one for each child to take home. Keep a world atlas or a flag chart nearby and the page will hold attention far longer than a normal sheet.