Canadian Provinces and Territories
Learn about Canada's geography with these mixed province and territory worksheets. This page has maps of Canada, a province research report, province/territory capital games, as well as latitude and longitude practice,
Penelope Peabody: Lost in CanadaPenelope Peabody tours around Canada in her car. Read the descriptions of her travels and try to determine which province or territory she's visiting.
AlbertaPrintable resources for teaching students about the province of Alberta. Includes a a blank map, a colourable coat of arms, a colourable flag, and a mystery province reading comprehension activity.
British ColumbiaUse these worksheets for teaching students about British Columbia. Download and print a variety of activities, puzzles, and worksheets.
ManitobaWith these resources, your students can discover the prairie province of Manitoba.
New BrunswickIn this section, you will find a series of worksheets for teaching students about the Atlantic maritime province of New Brunswick.
Newfoundland and LabradorThis is our collection of printables on the Atlantic province of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Northwest TerritoriesUse these printables to teach students about the remote Arctic areas of the Northwest Territories.
Nova ScotiaDid you know that the words Nova Scotia are Latin for New Scotland? With these teaching resources, you can help your students learn about this province.
NunavutNunavut is the least populated of all of the Canadian territories. Learn all about Nunavut with these printable activities.
OntarioUse the printable worksheets, activities, and puzzles on this page to teach students about Canada's most populated province, Onatrio.
Prince Edward IslandHere is a collection of worksheets and activities for teaching students about Canada's smallest province by area, Prince Edward Island.
QuebecWe have lots of printable worksheets for helping your pupils learn about the French-speaking province of Quebec.
SaskatchewanExplore puzzles, worksheets, and colouring pages on Saskatchewan.
YukonOn this page, we have resources for teaching about the Yukon. Includes a colourable flag, coat of arms, and a Penelope Peabody mystery.
Counting Canadian Money: Coins & BillsPractice counting Canadian money with these printable math worksheets.
Learning about the Canadian provinces is an exciting and educational experience for elementary school students. At SuperTeacherWorksheets.com, we provide a rich variety of printable teaching materials designed to make learning about Canada both engaging and enjoyable. Our resources include maps, flags, and symbols of each province, alongside province-themed reading comprehension passages that teach students about the geography, history, and culture of Canada. Additionally, we offer Canada-themed puzzles, games, and activities that spark curiosity and make lessons interactive.
Through these materials, students can gain a deeper understanding of the unique characteristics of each Canadian province and territory, from the rugged coasts of Newfoundland and Labrador to the vast prairies of Alberta and the stunning landscapes of British Columbia. Teachers can use our resources to explore the provinces' diverse natural features, important landmarks, and cultural symbols, helping students develop a well-rounded knowledge of Canada's rich heritage. Activities such as coloring provincial flags, identifying provinces on maps, and reading about the customs and traditions of different regions foster engagement and retention.
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