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The Pacific Ocean is the largest and deepest ocean on Earth! Here in Singapore, we're right next to it. It contains the famous Ring of Fire, where most of Earth's volcanoes are located!

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G'day from Singapore! Asia is our home continent and the largest of all continents, covering about 30% of Earth's total land area. It's home to diverse cultures, from the bustling streets of Tokyo to the serene mountains of Nepal. Fun fact: Singapore sits right on the equator, giving us our year-round summer!

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The Atlantic Ocean is known for its role in global trade and exploration. We often discuss how it shaped world history through various trade routes and migrations in our geography lessons.

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Africa is known for its incredible biodiversity and is the only continent that spans both northern and southern temperate zones. As a teacher, I love sharing how the Sahara Desert, the world's largest hot desert, takes up about 31% of Africa!

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As a teacher in Singapore, the Indian Ocean is practically our backyard! It's the warmest ocean and plays a crucial role in our regional monsoon seasons. It's fascinating to teach how this affects our local weather!

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North America stretches from the Arctic Circle to the tropics. My students are always amazed to learn that it contains every climate type, from arctic tundra to tropical rainforest!

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Only officially recognized in 2000, the Southern Ocean surrounds Antarctica. My students are always surprised to learn that it's our planet's newest named ocean! It's home to the powerful Antarctic Circumpolar Current.

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South America hosts the world's largest rainforest - the Amazon! As we discuss climate change in class, we often talk about how this continent's rainforests are crucial for Earth's oxygen supply.

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The Arctic Ocean is the world's smallest and shallowest ocean. Teaching about this ocean helps us discuss important topics like climate change, as it's experiencing the fastest warming on Earth.

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Europe might be small, but it's mighty! I love teaching about how this continent is actually a 'peninsula of peninsulas' - think about Scandinavia, Iberia, and Italy! It's a great way to remember its unique shape.

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Antarctica is our planet's southernmost continent and is almost entirely covered by ice! Did you know that despite all that ice, it's technically a desert? It's one of my favourite geography facts to share with my students!

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Being from Singapore, Australia is our nearest continental neighbour! It's the only continent that's also a country, and it's surrounded by water on all sides. The unique wildlife here never fails to fascinate my students!