This document provides an overview of Australia, including its geography, cities, landmarks, animals, and culture. It notes that Australia Day is celebrated on January 26th and describes some of Australia's major cities - Adelaide, Perth, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Hobart, and Canberra. The document also highlights famous Australian landmarks like the Great Barrier Reef, Uluru, and the Twelve Apostles. Additionally, it introduces some iconic Australian animals like kangaroos, koalas, emus, and platypuses and provides some details about their characteristics. The document concludes with a few Australian jokes.

1. THE WORLD
EUROPE: SPAIN
AMERICA
ASIA
AFRICA
AUSTRALIA

2. AUSTRALIA

3. Australia Day 26th January

4. How big is Australia?

5. G’day mate, and welcome to the land Down Under!

6. G’DAY!
PICTURES OF AUSTRALIA

7. ADELAIDE

9. Footy – Australian Rules Football

12. Other cities…
PERTH –
Western Australia

14. MELBOURNE - Victoria

17. SIGN FOUND ON A MELBOURNE TRAIN…

18. Great Ocean Road –
VICTORIA

20. THE TWELVE APOSTLES

22. SYDNEY – New South Wales

29. BRISBANE - Queensland
THE GOLD COAST

31. HOBART – Tasmania

32. Tasmania

34. Uluru –
NORTHERN TERRITORY
Kata Park

36. Great Barrier Reef –
Queensland

37. What did we forget?

38. CANBERRA – Australian Capital Territory

39. Aboriginals

41. Some Aussie Food…
Lamingtons
MEAT
PIE
Fish and chips

42. Australian Animals
Kangaroo
Coat of Arms
Emu

43. Kangaroos…
There are over 60
different types.
They can hop very
fast – 70 km/h. The
joey is the baby
kangaroo, which
stays in the pouch.
Joey
Wallabies
Red Kangaroo…can reach
180 cm. A wallaby can be
from 30 to 104 cm tall.

44. Koalas are very calm animals.
They spend most of the day
sleeping and are only awake
and active for 2 hours. Their
name means ‘no drink’ in the
aboriginal language. They only
eat Eucalytus leaves.

45. A kookaburra…is also
called a laughing bird.
An Emu…
is the
second
largest bird
in the world
after the
ostrich.
They run
very fast
and kick for
defense. Up
to 2 m tall.

46. A Platypus… is a semi-aquatic
mammal (it lives in and out of water).
It is made up of parts of many other
animals: a duck's bill, a beaver's tail,
an otter's feet - and it lays eggs!

47. Dingo
Crocodile
Shark
Tasmanian Devil
Snake
Spider

48. fairy
penguins
wombat

49. 3 Australian Jokes
• What do you call a boomerang that doesn't come
back?
• A stick!
• What's a koala's favourite drink?
• Coca Koala!
• What do you get when you cross a kangaroo with
sheep?
• A woolly jumper!