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The document consists of three worksheets discussing various aspects of Canadian nature, symbols, and food. It highlights Canada's diverse landscapes, famous natural sites like Niagara Falls and Banff National Park, national symbols such as the maple leaf and beaver, and popular Canadian dishes like poutine and maple syrup. Each section includes questions to engage readers and encourage further exploration of Canadian culture.

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Canada Worksheets

The document consists of three worksheets discussing various aspects of Canadian nature, symbols, and food. It highlights Canada's diverse landscapes, famous natural sites like Niagara Falls and Banff National Park, national symbols such as the maple leaf and beaver, and popular Canadian dishes like poutine and maple syrup. Each section includes questions to engage readers and encourage further exploration of Canadian culture.

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Worksheet A – Canadian Nature

Text:
Canada is famous for its beautiful and diverse nature. The country is the second
largest in the world and has a wide variety of landscapes, from snowy mountains
and green forests to clear blue lakes and wild rivers.

One of the most famous natural wonders is Niagara Falls – three huge waterfalls
located on the border between Canada and the USA. Millions of tourists visit it every
year. Another well-known place is Banff National Park, found in Alberta in the Rocky
Mountains. It has crystal-clear lakes, tall pine trees, and many wild animals like
bears, deer, and moose. Canada also has tundra in the north and coastal beaches in
the east and west.

Questions:

What are Niagara Falls and where are they located?

What can you see in Banff National Park?

Which of these places would you most like to visit? Why?

Worksheet B – Symbols of Canada


Text:
Canada has many national symbols that represent its identity and history. The
most famous one is the maple leaf, which appears in the center of the Canadian flag.
Maple trees grow in many parts of Canada, and their leaves turn bright red, orange,
and yellow in autumn.

Another important symbol is the beaver. In the past, beavers were hunted for
their fur, which was used to make warm clothes and hats. Because of this, the
beaver became a symbol of hard work and survival. Today, it is a protected animal
and appears on coins and stamps. Other symbols include the Canada goose, the
national anthem “O Canada,” and the red and white colors of the flag.

Questions:

Why is the maple leaf so important to Canadians?

What does the beaver symbolize and why?

What other animals or colors are considered national symbols?

Worksheet C – Canadian Food


Text:
Canadian food is a mix of Indigenous traditions and recipes brought by
immigrants from around the world. One famous Canadian dish is poutine, made
from French fries, fresh cheese curds, and hot gravy poured on top. It started in
Quebec and is now eaten across the country.

Another sweet Canadian favorite is maple syrup, which is made from the sap of
maple trees. In spring, people collect the sap and boil it to make syrup, which is used
on pancakes, waffles, or in candy. Canada also has traditional Indigenous foods like
bannock bread and smoked salmon. In cities like Toronto and Vancouver, you can
find food from all over the world, including Chinese, Indian, Italian, and Middle
Eastern dishes.

Questions:

What is poutine and where did it come from?

How is maple syrup made?

What traditional Indigenous foods are mentioned?

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