The world has fallen apart

A 'broken' map of the world is displayed. All but 3 pieces have been removed and can be found at the bottom and on the right of the map area.
The misplaced pieces have to be dragged into their correct positions. When they are in the right positions they change colour and are locked into place.

If children (or you!) find the exercise difficult, there are two ways in which the task can be made easier.
1. Position pieces which are adjacent to the already-positioned pieces e.g. begin with eastern Europe (the fifth piece from the left at the bottom.
2. Look at a world map or globe.

Note Unless you have a very large screen display, it will be necessary to scroll the window to get to the pieces on the right.

Wet and dry bits

Below the map are the names of 7 oceans and 6 continents. (Antarctica is missing.) The names have to be dragged onto the query buttons. When they are correctly positioned they change colour and are locked into place.

Name 20 countries / Name another 20 countries

Below the map are the names of 20 countries. They have to be dragged onto the query buttons. When they are correctly positioned they change colour and are locked into place.