International Fair is right around the corner! This week we discussed some new learning about Canada and next week we will discuss Italy, our two countries for this year. We explored a wonderful power point and a book on our data base about Canada.
Please share with us 4 facts that you have learned and one lingering question you still have about Canada! Please read each other's responses to make sure you are coming up with different facts to share. Please be sure to write a different fact then your classmates. Here is the link to the book that we read in library today if you would like to read some more information on Canada. https://search.
The capital of Canada is Ottawa. Canada is the second largest country in the world but California has a bigger population. More than half of Canada is forest. Canadians love the out doors. What is the coldest winter recorded in Canada?
ReplyDeleteDid you know that Canada is the second largest country in the world. Half of Canada is forest. Canada is HUGE, wild and friendly. how hot can it get there?I can't wait for international fair!
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DeleteI think my mom is doing Italy. IT IS GOING TO BE SO MUCH FUN!!
Deletepeople came to Canada 30,000 years ago. Hockey is there most popular sport. Canadians mane languages are English and French. How much snow fall does Canada usually get?
ReplyDeleteThe beaver is the national animal of canada. Twenty percent of canada is lakes and wetlands. Canada is the worlds second largest country. The moose is a symbol of canada. How many square miles of land are in Canada?
ReplyDeletePeople came to Canada about 30,000 years ago. Canada is famous for their maple syrup. Most of the funniest people live in Canada. Who named Canada.
ReplyDeleteThe Canadian shield is 3,000,000 miles. The interior plains are covered with moose. Mt. Logan is the highest mountain in Canada. Canada is part of the ring of fire. 20% of Canada is made of water formations. There are only 25,000 polar bears in the wild. The western Cordillera mountains are 5,000 miles wide. Eskars are glaciers without ice or snow. It is 4,440 miles from the border on the United States to the Canadian border.
ReplyDeleteI am very exited for international fair. Here are a few facts about Canada. The capital of Canada is Ottawa. The Canadian Shield is 3,000,000 miles. The Canadian Shield is almost half of Canada. The interior plains are completely made of grass. The Great Lakes are shared with Canada and America. The Glaciers used to be complete ice but all of it melted. Eskers are things that used to have ice. The Appalachian is where I would like to live. It is a wonderful place. The Western Cordelia Region is 500 miles wide and 10,000 feet tall. Canada's mountains is Mount Logan. There are over 30 mountains. There are more than 1,00 volcanoes in Canada. The Arctic Archipelago is the coldest place in Canada. There are 36,000 little islands in the Arctic Archipelago. The weather can go down to -81 degrees fahrenheit. 20 percent of Canada is lakes and wetlands. 15 percent of the 20 is all the way fresh water. In Canada there are 30,00 lakes. In the Arctic Archipelago there are polar bears, seals, belugas, and walruses. There are 25,00 polar bears, on the earth and almost half of them live in Canada. The Arctic Fox is so used to the cold weather that they cannot shiver unless, it comes down to, -95 degrees fahrenheit.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait till international fair, it's my second favorite part of the year besides field day!! The artic fox won't shiver until it's -94 degrees outside! The first people came about 30,000 years ago. 20% of canada is water and lakes, and 14% of that is fresh water!! The northern lights are amazing, well that's what I know!! They have more than 200 volcanos there, and already 49 of them have already erupted!!
ReplyDeleteDid you know that Canada is the second-largest country in the world. Canada is very big but only about 35 million people live there. That's less than the population of California? Did you know that more then half of Canada is covered with forests? People first came to Canada about 30,000 years ago. You can see the northern lights from Canada.Where did the name "Canada" come from
ReplyDeleteI love international fair. Did you know that the beaver and moose are the national animal for Canada? The Canadian shield is three million square miles. There are volcanoes in Canada. There are 31,000 lakes in Canada.
ReplyDeleteIn Canada, a lot of police ride on horses and they are called mounties. My great uncle was the chief of mountie police in Toronto. One of my favorite children's authors is Canadian. Canada has an island out in the ocean and not many people live there. There are people called the Inuit that are similar to Eskimos that live in Northern Canada. Some people go to their backyard to get syrup from a tree. I am wondering if there are still mountie police?🇨🇦
ReplyDeleteCanada is so cool the flag has red and white stripes with a maple leaf in the middle. The canadian mascots are the beaver and the mouse. Canada has one of the best land formations and it is 3,200 miles long. Canada has to be one of the prettyist coutrys in the world. The canadian regions are the Interior plains, the canadian sheild,the Great lakes St. Lawrence lolands, Glashior Formation, appalachian region, the western Cordillera, and the Artic Archipelago! And trust me the top of canada is very very cold. The largest canadian region is the canadian sheild. Canada has a lot and a lot of moose. We share the great lakes with canada and canada has a lottttttt of mountainssome of the mountans are 10,000 feet high the tallest mountain is Mount Logan! Can you beleve that 49 mountains have erupted? The region the Artic Archipelago has 36,000 islands!!! Can you beleve the notharn lights are in canada! Did you know 20% of canada is lakes ands wetlands? Canada has 14% of the worlds supply of water to drink and canada has 31,000 lakes! Canada has seals, poler bears, walruses, and artisc whales in the artic circle and most pouler bears live in canada. Did you know canada is big but California has a bigger population.Half of Canada is coverd in forest. In 1763 the british took over canada but in 1931 canada became a free country! Pepole first came to canada about 30,000 years ago and of course the capital od canada is Ottawa. Did you know that canada has special police men called Mounties? Canada is very very famous for maple surup! In the winter canadians ski and snowbord and in the summer they swim and hike canadians love to be outside. Canadians love love love hockey! And to top it off the one and only Jim Carrey is from Canada! ❗️
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ReplyDeleteCanada has a lot of land. It has mountains and streams. The Canadian shield is 3,000,000 square miles long. The moose is a popular animal in Canada. There are eskers which are a path of sand and gravel formed by falling glaciers. What language do the Canadians speak? I can't wait for the international fair!
ReplyDeleteThe four facts I have learned about Canada are that people first came to Canada around 30,000 years ago. In 1931 Canada became a free country. Canada has thousands of lakes. Only 35,000,000 people live in Canada. Those are my four facts, and I can't wait to go to Canada for international fair.
ReplyDeleteThe national animal of Canada is a Beaver! Canadas land is natural formations! Theses animals live en Canada, Polar bears,Seels,and Walruses!! My last fact is there are 200 volcanoes in Canada! My question is witch is most occurring moose, or beaver? I love Canada do you love Canada as much as me? !!!!!!!!🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
ReplyDeleteI am so happy about international fair. here are some facts about Canada. Canada is the second largest country in the world. Canada's tallest mountain is Mount Logan. The beaver is Canada's national animal. There are volcanos in Canada. We share the great lakes with Canada. There are 200 volcanos in Canada. 20% of Canada is water. There are 31,000 lakes in Canada. There are seals and walruses and polar bears in Canada. More than half of Canada is covered with forest.
ReplyDeleteHere are all the facts I have learned about Canada!!!!!!!! 1. Canada is the second biggest state in the world. 2. The national animal of Canada is the beaver. 3. Green Land is a freezing place. 4. Canada has 6 regions one of them is the Canadian shield it covers about half the state! 4. The great lakes has many moose its also another animal Canada is known for. 5. Mount logon is 19,551 feet tall! 6. The interior plains has low hills, moose, lakes and rivers and forests. 7. 20% of Canada is actually lakes or wet land. 8. Canada has 14% of fresh water. 9. The Arctic fox, snowy owl, and liming and arctic hair all live in the tundra. 10. The arctic fox is so adapted to the cold that it doesn't shiver until its about negative 44 degrees. 11. 25,00 polar bears are left in the world in their population. 12. The blue whale, gray whale and hump back whale move to the arctic ocean of Canada. 13. In Canada there are 35,000 lakes. And that is all i know about Canada.
ReplyDeleteDid you know the beaver is the national animal of Canada? Also Canada is the 2nd largest country. there are over 31,000 lakes in Canada. The tallest mountain in Canada is Mt.Logan It is exactly 19,551 feet!!
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