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A printable worksheet for the lesson Where in the world? (KS1). It prints on A4 without the website around it. The answers are on a separate sheet for the teacher.

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KS1 · Ages 5 to 7 (Years 1 and 2)Howardites worksheet

Where in the world?

Name:Class:Date:

Key words

Meteorite
A meteorite is a piece of space rock that has survived its fall through the air and landed on Earth.

Choose the right answer

Circle the letter of the right answer.

  1. When did the Winchcombe meteorite fall?
    • A1066
    • B1969
    • C2021
    • D1900
  2. Would a dark meteorite be easy to spot in a dark forest?
    • AYes, it would be shiny
    • BYes, all rocks are easy to see
    • CYes, it would glow
    • DNo, dark on dark is hard to see
  3. Which two places are good for finding meteorites?
    • AIcy Antarctica and sandy deserts
    • BLakes and jungles
    • CForests and seas
    • DCities and rivers

True or false?

Is the answer given right? Tick True or False.

  1. Which is the coldest place on Earth?

    Answer given: England TrueFalse

  2. How many continents are there?

    Answer given: 7 TrueFalse

Write your answer

Answer in a word or a short sentence.

  1. What is the weather like in a desert like the Sahara?

Task

Look at a world map or globe with a grown-up. Find Antarctica and colour it white or light blue. Find the Sahara Desert in Africa and colour it yellow. Then find where you live and draw a star there.

Howardites · free to copy for use in your classroom · answers are on the separate teacher's answer sheet