Global Interactions
Social Studies
Global Interactions starts at 4 and continues till grade 5.
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Describe a way your family interacts with the world outside Canada.
Describe one way Canadian culture has been influenced by other countries.
Explain how technology has made global interactions easier.
Give an example of a Canadian product that is popular in other countries.
Name one country that Canada trades with.
Name one product that Canada exports to other countries.
What does 'global interactions' mean?
What is an import?
What is one way students in Canada can interact with students in other countries?
Why do you think it is important to learn about global interactions in school?
Why is it important for countries to work together?
Describe a situation where a global event, like the Olympics, can bring people from different countries together. What is one positive result of this interaction?
Explain how learning about global interactions can help you understand your own community better.
Explain why it is important for Canada to import goods from other countries.
Imagine a Canadian company wants to sell maple syrup to people in Japan. What is one challenge they might face when interacting globally?
