2. Africa is the world’s
second – largest and
second – most
populous continent,
after Asia.

3. Egypt: Cairo
Morocco: Rabat
Tanzania: Dodoma
Nigeria: Abuja
South Africa: Cape Town
& Pretoria
Kenya: Nairobi
Madagascar:Antananariv
o
Ethiopia: Addis Ababa
Libya: Tripoli
Cameroon: Yaoundé
Senegal: Dakar
Tunisia: Tunis

4. The temperatures in
this continent are
usually very hot.
Its northern half is
primarily a desert,
called the
Sahara Desert.
It is the largest in
the world.

5. There is only one place in the Sahara,
that has lots of plants.
They grow along a river that gives them
water.
This river
is the Nile
River,
which is
the
longest in
the world

8. Beautiful sunset in
Tanzanian prairies.

9. The sunset looks reddish
due to the large amount
of fires.

10. The Kilimanjaro is the
highest peak in Africa.
It’s located in Tanzania.
It is an inactive volcano.
It has glaciers on its
top.

11. It is the
fourth
largest
island in the
world.
It is located
in the Indian
Ocean.
It is home of

12. The Lemurs live in
Madagascar.
Have you seen them?

14. Giza pyramids are ancient
monuments located in
Egypt.
They are considered one
of the seven wonders of
the world.

15. South Africa is
the most
developed
country in its
continent.
It is known as the
Rainbow country
for its great

16. The country is
named after Mount
Kenya, which is not
only an extinct
volcano but also
the second highest
peak in Africa.
It is famous for
the great diversity
of wild life and
tribes.

17. Ms. Marinés
Betancourt
Ms. Selene Diez de
Aponte
3rd grade
2009