Transcript Map Key of Canada - Siegel Middle School

Bellwork:
Turn in your Black Atlas to
page 54.
Put your map of the U.S.
landforms on your desk.
The United States – Textbook pg.
R40
H. Ohio River
A. Cascade Mountains
B. Sierra Nevada
Mountains
C. Great Salt Lake
D. Rocky Mountains
E. Great Plains
F. Missouri River
G. Mississippi River
**(Chef MIMAL)
I. Appalachian Mountains
J. Great Lakes
H – Huron
O – Ontario
M – Michigan
E – Erie
S - Superior
K. Gulf of Mexico
L. Atlantic Ocean
M. St. Lawrence River
N. Pacific Ocean
The United States: Political
1. Canada
2. Tennessee (US
state)
3. Alaska (US state)
4. Hawaii (US state)
5. Mexico
6. Florida (US state)
7. Texas (US state)
8. California (US state)
9. Maine (US state)
Bellwork: 11-7-2011
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Write Agree or Disagree
Canada is the 2nd largest country in the
world.
Because it is so close to the Arctic ocean,
Canada was settled by the Russians.
Most of Canada’s people live in the southern
half of the country.
Canada’s average climate is colder than the
average climate in the US (except for
Alaska).
Most Canadians speak French and Spanish.
Bellwork: 11-8-2011
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Textbook page 106.
Are the Rocky Mountains taller in the United
States or Canada?
Pg. 108. What is the national capital of
Canada?
Pg. 110. What is the population density of
most of Canada?
Pg. 111. What type of map is this?
Pg. 111. What climate will you find in most
of Canada?
Map Key of Canada
Be
Careful!! And Slowly Meditate Over Quebec!!
Canada Map Key1.
Canada’s
Landforms
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
Rocky Mountains
Hudson Bay
St. Lawrence River –
Lake Winnipeg
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Arctic Ocean Bering Strait -
Canada’s Provinces(10)
and Territories (3)
British Columbia - Red
2. Alberta - Purple
3. Saskatchewan – Blue
4. Manitoba - Orange
5. Ontario - Yellow
6. Quebec - Brown
7. Newfoundland and Labrador
- Green
8. New Brunswick – Red
9. Prince Edward Island - Orange
10. Nova Scotia - Purple
11. Yukon Territory - Green
12. Northwest Territories - Brown
13. Nunavut – Red
14. ***Ottawa (National Capital)