Unit 4: Introduction to Canada

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Unit 4: Introduction to Canada Lesson Two

Explain the major features of Canada's geography Complete basic research on a topic Explain why Canadians live where they do Discuss places you might want to visit

Build a Map of Canada Include all Provinces and Capital Cities

What about that Province What about that Province? Pick one province in Canada and tell about its interesting features. Include: What is the location of the province? At least 3 interesting facts?  Make sure you use full, proper sentences.

Brainstorming Tips First, make a list of things you need to know. Some Examples: Where you can stay How much things cost How to get there Safety information What you need to learn before doing the activity Then, make a list of what you need to know about the place. Historical information Geographical information

Places We Can Go! Rocky Mountains Toronto Island Old Montreal Bay of Fundy Reference: Rocky Mountains. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocky_Mountains. Toronto Island. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toronto_Islands Old Montreal. http://gocanada.about.com/od/montreal/tp/Old_Montreal.htm Bay of Fundy. http://vacay.ca/2012/07/wonders-of-the-bay-of-fundy/

Lesson Assignment In this assignment, you will brainstorm, research and write 5-6 sentences about why a person would live in a selected province. You will include: one geographical reason, include industries, and special places, and include full proper sentences. Remember to include: Include all 5-6 sentences. Include: important geographical features, what type of industry is dominant, what other key elements, like population, events or places may make it a good place to live. Make sure to have proper sentences, and spelling.

Rubrics Category Level 4 Level 3 Level 2 Level 1 Thinking Had 4 or more very specific facts I was communicating about my topic. I included 1-2 geographical reasons to live in my province Had 3 good facts I was communicating about my topic. I included 1 geographical reasons to live in my province Had 1-2 general facts I was communicating about my topic. I included vague geographical reasons to live in my province Had 1 vague fact I was communicating about my topic. I included no geographical reasons to live in my province Communication I had 6 or more sentences My sentences were full and I had no spelling mistakes I had 5 or more sentences Most sentences were full, and I had no spelling mistakes I had 3-4 or more sentences Some sentences were full, and some spelling mistakes I had 1-3 or more sentences No sentences were full, and many spelling mistakes

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