Flag and Motto Travel Island Flag Must include

Flag and Motto Travel Island Flag Must include ___ At least three colors ___ Explanation of those colors on back ___ Island Motto in English and Latin (use google translate) ___ Neat and labeled Red stands for the courage of our people to seek out new adventures Blue stands for the oceans which connect us all Yellow stands for the sun that enlightens of island makes us prosperous Orbis Terrarum iter videre Travel to see the World White stands for the peace we hope to cultivate

What flag colors typically stand for… you may make up your own colors and meanings OR use these. BLACK Black often represents determination, ethnic heritage, and/or defeating one's enemies. BLUE Blue often represents freedom, vigilance, perseverance, justice, prosperity, peace, and/or patriotism. GREEN Green can symbolize the Earth, agriculture, fertility, and/or the Muslim religion.

RED Red often represents courage, revolution, hardiness, blood, and/or valor. WHITE White often represents peace, purity, mountain snow, and/or innocence. A simple white flag represents surrender. YELLOW (GOLD) Yellow often represents the sun, wealth, and/or justice. You may use other colors and make up your own meanings

Motto’s Write out an inspirational line to represent your country. Examples: “In God we Trust” “United we Stand, Divided we Fall” Etc.

Island Symbols

Island Symbols ____ Create at least FIVE symbols Symbols can be Island tree, animal, fossil, food, color, flower, etc. ____ LABLE them AND EXPLAIN what they stand for Each item needs to have a picture and a short description of what it is. Place them on a blank sheet of printer paper. Items should relate to theme.

Positive Island Symbols The Parakeets symbolize the bright colors and beauty of the island. The Orange tree symbolizes the main crop grown on the island The Sparkling Gems symbolize the wealth and desire for perfection of our islands people The Meerkats symbolize the curiosity and humor of our islands people The Honey Bee symbolizes the power of nature and the role of the earth on our island