Geography of Canada
Social Studies
Geography of Canada starts at 3 and continues till grade 5.
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Canada is made up of how many provinces?
Is Nunavut a province or a territory?
Name one of the territories in Canada.
The Rocky Mountains are mainly found in which two provinces?
What is the name of the country we live in?
What is the name of the large bay in northeastern Canada?
What is the name of the large forest that covers much of northern Canada?
What is the name of the large island in the north of Canada?
What is the name of the longest river in Canada?
What is the name of the northernmost territory in Canada?
What is the name of the river that flows through Montreal?
Which city is the capital of British Columbia?
Which province is known for its fishing industry and is located on the Atlantic coast?
Which province is the most populated in Canada?
Which provinces are known as the Prairie Provinces?
Describe one way the geography of Canada affects how people live in the northern territories.
Explain why the climate is colder in northern Canada than in southern Canada.
Read the following: 'A family moves from the Prairies to the West Coast. They notice it rains more and there are many tall trees.' Based on this, what is one difference between the Prairies and the West Coast?
