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All about Canada for Kids | Learn about this fun country's history and culture

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Warm-up Questions

What do you already know about Canada (food, animals, or places)?
Why do you think Canada could be a “fun” country for kids to learn about?
If you could visit Canada, what would you like to see or do there?

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All about Canada for Kids | Learn about this fun country's history and culture

Big facts: size, people, and languages (00:00 – 01:52)

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1. What country is being described as north of the United States with a very long street and coastline?

Brazil
Mexico
Russia
Canada

2. Canada is the ______ largest country by area in the world.

second
first
fifth
third

3. What are Canada’s two official languages?

English and Spanish
French and German
English and French
French and Italian

All about Canada for Kids | Learn about this fun country's history and culture

Geography, climate, animals, and parks (01:52 – 03:57)

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1. Which three oceans border Canada?

Pacific, Caribbean, and Atlantic
Pacific, Atlantic, and Arctic
Indian, Pacific, and Southern
Atlantic, Indian, and Arctic

2. What is the Canadian Shield described as?

A hilly area in Northern Canada filled with lakes and swamps
A city next to the Atlantic Ocean
A desert in southern Canada
A mountain range on the Pacific coast

3. Canada’s lakes and rivers contain about what percent of all fresh water on Earth?

10 percent
5 percent
50 percent
20 percent

All about Canada for Kids | Learn about this fun country's history and culture

History, tourism, and knowledge check (03:57 – 08:08)

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1. How did the first people come to Canada, according to the video?

They sailed directly from Africa
They used a land bridge that joined Asia and North America
They walked from South America
They flew from Europe

2. In 1982, what did the British government grant Canada control over?

Its main rivers
Its Constitution
Its time zones
Its national parks

3. In the quiz, what is the name of the Falls described as a very popular tourist attraction?

Niagara Falls
Angel Falls
Victoria Falls
Iguazu Falls

All about Canada for Kids | Learn about this fun country's history and culture

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1. Which statement best describes Canada in the video?

A country made mostly of desert
A country with only one language and one ocean border
A large country with many different landscapes and climates
A small country with a huge population

2. Why does Canada have different climates in different areas, according to the video?

Because it has no mountains
Because it is near the equator
Because it is so big
Because it is always the same temperature

3. What is one main purpose of the video?

To explain how to build a land bridge
To share facts about Canada’s geography, people, and history
To argue that Canada has no wildlife
To teach how to cook Canadian food

Discussion Questions

Discuss the ideas from this video

All about Canada for Kids | Learn about this fun country's history and culture

Which fact about Canada surprised you the most, and why?
Canada has two official languages. What are some advantages (good points) of having two official languages?
If you could create a new national park in Canada, what animals and landscapes would you want it to protect?
Do you think it is important to learn a country’s history when you learn about its culture? Why or why not?