The sun on Argentina’s flag commemorates the sun coming through cloudy skies during the first independence demonstration. The pentagram on Ethiopia’s flag represents the equality of the their people’s nationalities. Mexico’s flag illustrates a legend that the wandering Aztec people were to settle a location where they saw an eagle on a cactus eating a snake - that place is modern day Mexico City. Flags are fascinating emblems - and they speak volumes about their country’s history.
If you’re teaching or studying flags and are looking for a way to remember which flag belongs to which country, look no further.
Flags Spelling is a game that challenges you to match a flag with the country it belongs to - and spell that country correctly. When you begin, a color illustration of a flag appears below the country’s name - but the country’s letters are jumbled. Players must rearrange the letters to spell the country correctly by dragging the letters into the correct boxes. There are flags representing the 48 most populous countries in the world.
Scoring is based on how many you get right in a row, or “streak.” The “best streak” and “current streak” is displayed on the screen. This scoring method encourages healthy competition with others as well as motivates players to beat themselves.
Students and teachers, master your knowledge of country/flag combinations the easy and fun way - get Flags Spelling today!