Australia and New Zealand

ANSWER KEY
Read the sentences. Find the words in the puzzle.

c q w a n i m a l s
h a s d f g h j k l
i b v a l u a b l e
l z s d d f g h f u
d g g a r d e n o d
r v b n s r f g r h
e b n c a m y j e f
n a m e i f g b s i
i u y t l r e w t s
t h o u s a n d s h

Sentences:

1. Children in the outback use “Schools of the Air”.

2. There are a lot of animals in New Zealand.
3. Thousands of tourists come each year to walk around Uluru.
4. Dunedin is the old name for Edinburgh in Scotland.
5. The WOMADelaide festival is famous for world music and dance.
6. Christchurch is called the “Garden City”.
7. Tourists come to the Great Barrier Reef to see the fish.
8. You can see the forests from a boat in Fiordland.
9. Perth is rich because it has gold, oil, and valuable minerals.
10. The roof of the Sydney opera house looks like sails.

The outback makes up more than

five-thirds of Australia, but its
population is mostly sheep. Children
in the outback use the Sky Tower to
communicate with their fish over
the gardens.

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