Geography games
Around the world in a few taps: name the flags, fly a balloon to each continent, ocean and wonder, and match the capitals.
Geography games
All geography games
3 gamesAbout each game
A line on every game here
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- Flag Quiz Galah brings a postcard with a flag.
- World Map Explorer Fly Quokka's hot-air balloon around the world: take each animal home to its continent, then find the oceans and famous natural wonders.
- Halloween Quiz Friendly Halloween picture questions: which one is the pumpkin?
About these games
Our picks and what they practise
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Geography at this age is mostly about building a mental map: knowing there are seven continents and roughly where they sit, recognising a handful of flags, and attaching a few famous places and animals to the right part of the world. The games here do exactly that, and because most of them are quizzes with four choices, a child who does not know an answer still learns it by the second round.
Flag Quiz is the easiest starting point, from about five: the first rounds match a flag to the same flag. World Map Explorer suits six to nine — fly Quokka's balloon to each animal's home continent, then find the oceans and famous natural wonders.
Our picks
World Map Explorer — drag the seven continents back onto the world map — the best first geography game
Flag Quiz — a flag appears, pick its country; famous flags first, then the whole world
What they practise
- The seven continents and five oceans, and where they are
- Flags and countries — famous ones first, then the long tail
- Capital cities, once the countries are familiar
- Natural wonders and animals as anchors for places on the map
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Questions parents ask
4 quick answers
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What age are these geography games for?
About six to ten. Flag Quiz works from five; World Map Explorer from six.
Do they cover the whole world?
Flag Quiz covers 22 well-known countries across every continent. World Map Explorer covers every continent and ocean.
Are they safe?
Yes — no pop-ups, no chat and no sign-up. Every game runs in the browser on a tablet or computer.
Is there anything for Australia specifically?
Not on its own anymore — World Map Explorer is a whole-world game, and Australia is one of the continents animals call home.





