FREE! - Malaysia Flag Circle Art Worksheet

How can I use this Malaysia Flag Circle Art Worksheet?

You can use this Malaysia Flag Circle Art Worksheet in school or at home. It’s a great way for little ones to learn more about Malaysia. Don’t forget to scroll down to the bottom of this page to read our ‘interesting facts about Malaysia’. 

Children must colour the circles, using the colour of the outline of each circle to help them. When they have finished, they should end up with an image of the Malaysian flag. 

Colouring can help children to develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and colour awareness. Did you know that colouring has also been linked to improved focus and concentration? Researchers have found that colouring opens up the brain’s frontal lobe. Who knew?

If you've enjoyed this, you might love our Lesotho Flag Circle Art Worksheet or our Guinea Flag Circle Art Worksheet!

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What are some interesting facts about Malaysia?

1. Malaysia is in Southeast Asia.
2. The flag of Malaysia (also called the Stripes of Glory) has 14 red and white stripes, with a blue rectangle in the top corner. In the blue rectangle, there is a crescent moon and a fourteen-point star. 
3. Malaysia has two capital cities. Putrajaya is the administrative capital and Kuala Lumpur is the ceremonial, legislative, and judicial capital. 
4. The official language of Malaysia is Malay. 
5. The currency or money used in Malaysia is the Ringgit. 
6. Malaysia has a population of around 32.7 million people. 
7. The national flower of Malaysia is the Hibiscus rosa-sinesis.