Geography
Free Owl Map of the World Printable
A printable world map to explore alongside your owl topic. Children locate the continents and oceans, then discover where owls live around the globe — from the Snowy Owl of the frozen north to species found across Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas. It works as a standalone geography activity or as a lovely follow-up to a Nite Owls visit, linking the birds the children have met to the wider world.
Curriculum link: Geography — locational knowledge of continents and oceans, and where in the world different owls live.
Frequently asked
What age group is this for?
It suits KS1 and KS2 (ages 5–11), and can be simplified for younger children or extended for older ones.
How does it link to the curriculum?
It supports geography locational knowledge — naming and locating the world’s continents and oceans — within an engaging owl theme.
Is it really free?
Yes — download it free with no sign-up, and print as many copies as you need for your class.