Canadian Symbols -Symbols of Canada unit
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Symbols of Canada ~ Canadian Symbols resources and games for Social Studies and Literacy in Kindergarten and Grade 1.
Use this packet of resources to help your young students gain familiarity with Canadian Symbols. This unit contains games, posters, worksheets, a book, and mini-booklets for your students to enjoy. A highlight of this packet is the Canadian "I Have, Who Has" game. Please see the detailed preview.
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Your students will:
★identify characteristics of different environments from images (mountains, rivers, etc.)
★identify symbols of Canada
★accurately name Canada as the country in which they live
★recognize maps of Canada
★locate Canada on a map of the world
★create imaginative writing based on Canadian animals
★and more!
Table of Contents:
3 Photo version of ”All about Canada” booklet
17 Black and White Clip art version
32 Black and White clip art version of booklet with missing word per page
47 Colour clip art version of “All About Canada” booklet
62 Symbols of Canada colouring sheet/assessment
63 French/English phrase match-up
64 Identify Canada on a map of the world page
65 Word Game with the letters found in “maple”, also includes answers
67 Word Game with the letters found in “beaver”, also includes answers
69 A Beaver “Is, Can, Have” graphic organizer and suggested answers
72 Canada Symbols and Landforms “I Have, Who Has” Game
80 Canada Story writing ideas
81 Canada Story writing graphic organizers
84 Canada Story Writing primary interlined writing papers
87 Canada About the Author pages for student writers
91 Mini-booklet information
92 Mini-booklets
100 Picture bank for students
102 Canadian coins mini-booklets (with and without fill-in-the-blanks)
106 Colour Coin Posters
108 Blackline Coin Posters
116 Coin Worksheet
117 Coin Memory Game
119 Canadian symbols and landforms posters
157 Credits and Terms of Use
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