TOURISTS ATTRACTIONS IN NEW BRUNSWICK Grade 4 Social Studies

Pamela Berry BEd. Petitcodiac Regional School Table of Contents  Title Title  Objectives Objectives  List of Tourist Attractions List of Tourist Attractions  Table of Things to See Table of Things to See  Pictures Pictures  Chart of Favorite Places to See Chart of Favorite Places to See  Question/Answers Question/Answers

OBJECTIVES  Students will be more aware of what New Brunswick has to offer tourists.  Students will be more knowledgeable about the attractions New Brunswick has to offer.

ATTRACTIONS  The Rocks  Fundy National Park  Poley Mountain  Parlee Beach  Bouctouche Dunes

Pamela Berry BEd. Petitcodiac Regional School Tourist AttractionWhat Visitors Can See Hopewell RocksCaves, sea life, beach, high tides, erosion Fundy National ParkWalking trails, variety of wildlife, giant tides Poley MountainSki hills for all levels, beautiful scenery Parlee BeachSand, sun, beach, Boutouche DunesBoardwalk, beaches, birds,

Hopewell Rocks

Are you here?

Trails in Fundy National Park

Pamela Berry BEd. Petitcodiac Regional School Things to Do at Fundy National Park

Poley Mountain Ski Resort

Pamela Berry BEd. Petitcodiac Regional School

Parlee Beach

Boutouche Dunes

Pamela Berry BEd. Petitcodiac Regional School Things to learn about the Dunes

Pamela Berry BEd. Petitcodiac Regional School STUDENTS FAVORITE PLACE TO VISIT GradeThe Rocks Fundy Park Poley Mt. Parlee Beach Dunes One Two Three Four Five

Pamela Berry BEd. Petitcodiac Regional School Students Favorite Places to Visit

Pamela Berry BEd. Petitcodiac Regional School QUESTION  What are the 5 tourist attractions we are going to study?  The 5 tourist attractions we are going to study are Hopewell Rocks, Fundy Park, Poley Mountain, Parlee Beach, Boutouche Dunes

Pamela Berry BEd. Petitcodiac Regional School Question  Why was the bridge replaced?  The bridge was replaced because the original one was damaged by a rock fall.

Pamela Berry BEd. Petitcodiac Regional School References Andrew, Wayne, Griffin, Andrew, Mader, Wendy. (2004). Geographical Regions. Toronto, Ontario. Nelson