Asian Flags PNGs, PPT, Flash Cards, and Bingo Boards
All flags in the folder Asian Flags PNGs are 11 inches wide and all flags on the flag cards to be drawn at random during the bingo game are 2 inches tall except for Qatar, which is 1.7 inches tall.
[1] Abkhazia [2] Afghanistan, non-Taliban flag [3] Afghanistan, Taliban flag [4] Akrotiri and Dhekelia (United Kingdom) [5] Armenia [6] Artsakh [7] Azerbaijan [8] Bahrain [9] Bangladesh [10] Bhutan [11] British Indian Ocean Territory (United Kingdom) [12] Brunei [13] Cambodia [14] China or People’s Republic of China [15] Christmas Island (Australia) [16] Cocos (Keeling) Islands (Australia) [17] Cyprus [18] East Timor or Timor-Leste [19] Georgia [20] Hong Kong (China) [21] India [22] Indonesia [23] Iran [24] Iraq [25] Israel [26] Japan [27] Jordan [28] Kazakhstan [29] Kuwait [30] Kyrgyz Republic or Kyrgyzstan [31] Laos [32] Lebanon [33] Macau or Macao (China) [34] Malaysia [35] Maldives [36] Mongolia [37] Myanmar [38] Nepal [39] Nepal on a white rectangular cloth [40] North Korea [41] Northern Cyprus [42] Oman [43] Pakistan [44] Palestine [45] Philippines [46] Qatar [47] Saudi Arabia [48] Singapore [49] South Korea [50] South Ossetia [51] Sri Lanka [52] Syria [53] Taiwan or Republic of China [54] Tajikistan [55] Thailand [56] Türkiye [57] Turkmenistan [58] United Arab Emirates [59] Uzbekistan [60] Vietnam [61] Yemen
*The flag of the United Kingdom [4] is in the PowerPoint presentation (Pick the Right Asian Flags), but it is not on the bingo and flash cards. The non-Taliban flag of Afghanistan [2] is used in the PowerPoint presentation and on the bingo and flash cards. The flag of Nepal [38] is both used in the presentation and on the flash card. It is on a white rectangle [39] on the bingo board.
*The Asian Flags PNGs folder contains 61 flags. The PowerPoint presentation uses 59 flags, minus [3] and [39]. The bingo boards use 58 flags, minus [3], [4], and [38]. The flash cards use 58 flags, minus [3], [4], and [39]. These Asian flag cards are numbered from 65 to 122. There are 30 bingo boards in all.
BINGO PROCEDURE
1. The teacher places the 58 shuffled flag cards on the table face down. He or she then selects a card and (a) shows the flag, (b) announces the territory name or (c) describes the flag.
• Alternative Procedure: The teacher puts the 58 flag cards in a box. Every student gets the chance to pick and describe the flag (before naming the country or territory).
2. Each player circles or checks the territory name on the bingo board that corresponds to the flag drawn at random.
• Kindly tell the students not to put an X or any markings on the flags.
3. The player who first completes a line with five territories in a vertical, horizontal, or diagonal row on his or her card wins.
• The teacher may decide on the winning pattern, such as the two-line bingo pattern where two full lines are required for a player to win. The two lines can be two horizontal lines, two vertical lines, two diagonal lines, or a combination of two different lines.
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