Week 4!

3. Bridge The famous bridge that crosses Sydney Harbour.
4. A black bird with a beautiful long neck that swims on lakes.
8. Australia's most famous building with white sail-shaped roofs in Sydney.
10. This flightless Australian bird is very tall and can run up to 50 km/h.
13. A tropical rainforest in northern Queensland with many plants and animals.
14. A large Australian lizard often seen near water.
16. A huge red rock in central Australia that is important to Aboriginal people.
20. A mountain area west of Sydney that is famous for its forests and valleys.
22. A popular Australian fish often served in restaurants.
23. This spiky Australian mammal lays eggs and has a long nose for eating ants and termites.
24. A chocolate biscuit that many Australians enjoy with tea or coffee.

1. A large bat that flies at night and eats fruit.
2. The world's largest coral reef, found off the coast of Queensland.
5. This strong Australian marsupial has short legs and digs large underground burrows.
6. Australia's largest native animal that moves by hopping.
7. A grey Australian animal that sleeps in gum trees.
9. This wild Australian dog has sandy-coloured fur and lives in the bush and the desert.
11. An Australian mammal that lays eggs and has a duck-like bill.
12. A famous Australian spread that people eat on toast.
15. This small Australian marsupial is famous for looking like it is smiling. It lives on Rottnest Island.
17. A world-famous beach in Sydney where many people swim and surf.
18. A colourful Australian bird that likes flowers and nectar.
19. A sweet Australian dessert with meringue, cream and fruit.
21. A square sponge cake covered in chocolate and coconut.