Bellwork: October 31st Objective – Label major landforms, provinces, and territories of Canada

1. Here in the South, we grow up playing baseball, football, soccer, and basketball. In Canada, youth grow up playing hockey. What does that tell you about Canada’s climate?

2. Where do you think the population density is higher:

Northern Canada or Southern Canada?

3. Why?

Put your Burrito Book on your desk. Turn to page 34-35 in the yellow/green atlas.

Burrito BookOn the cover:

Your name (first and last)Chapter 6Illustrate Canada’s flag.

Turn to page 34-35 in the Nystrom Desk Atlas

At the bottom of the map on page 1 write:BeCareful!! And Slowly Meditate Over Quebec!!

At the top of page 2 (Burrito Book), write this analogy:

States are to the United States as provinces are to Canada.

Canada Map KeyDesk Atlas – pg. 34-35Canada’s

LandformsA. Rocky MountainsB. Hudson BayC. St. Lawrence River –D. Lake WinnipegE. Pacific OceanF. Atlantic OceanG. Arctic Ocean -H. Bering Strait -

Canada’s Provinces(10) and Territories (3)

1. British Columbia - Red2. Alberta - Purple3. Saskatchewan – Blue4. Manitoba - Orange5. Ontario - Yellow6. Quebec - Brown7. Newfoundland and Labrador

- Green8. New Brunswick – Red 9. Prince Edward Island - Orange10. Nova Scotia - Purple11. Yukon Territory - Green12. Northwest Territories - Brown13. Nunavut – Red 14. ***Ottawa (National Capital)

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