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Canada
Here is a list of the resources we used, videos we watched, and activities we did in our study of Canada.

Every time we begin our “travels” to a new country, we always do the same 5 things:
1) Find the flag sticker for the country we are going to travel to, and stick it in our
2) Set up a pretend airplane and sing our "All Around the World" song as we pretend to fly to our destination.
3) Assemble our first travel book page, with the name of the country, the flag, country outline, and the pictures of people dressed in traditional costume.
>> Canada Travel Page 01 - Country Profile Page
4) Have a fun little country themed scavenger hunt! (featured below)
5) Assemble our second travel book page. Although, this page we usually do on our LAST day of learning about the country, since the kids like to pretend that they took all these pictures while they were visiting the country, so this second page is a place for them to “scrapbook” their memories of what they did on their adventure.
>> Canada Travel Page 02 - Scrapbook Page
Canada Scavenger Hunt. We always like to do a scavenger hunt when learning about a new country. This is the scavenger hunt we put together for Canada.
Let’s Take a Journey: Canada. Let’s learn about what life is like for kids in Canada.
For Older Students:
>> Canada Part 1: Atlantic and Central Provinces | Geography for Teens (Miacademy)
>> Canada Part 3: Modern Challenges | Geography for Teens (Miacademy)
>> Canada and USA: Climates and Ecosystems (Miacademy)
>> Economic Interdependence - USA, Canada, and Mexico (Miacademy)
Where Is Canada? In this fun and educational video, we’ll learn where Canada is on the map, the countries that surround it, and cool facts like how to say hello in English and French, what the Canadian flag means and other quick fire country stats on the Canada.
All About Canada for Kids. Learn some interesting facts about the country of Canada.
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>> Canada for Kids - An Amazing and Quick Guide to Canada (Learning Tail)
>> Explore Canada for Kids (Playdate With Stacy)
>> Learn Facts About Canada the Musical Way (JEOGRAPHY Songs)
>> Canada: From Coast to Coast (VirtualFieldTripsNet)
For Older Students:
>> 50 Things That Prove Canada Is a Unique Country (Bright Side)
>> Canada: Geography, History, Nature, and Culture (World Facts and Wbit Tutorials)
'Canada, Canada' Geography and Culture Song. Written in the style of traditional Canadia pop music, this song gives a basic overview of the geography, culture, landmarks, icons, and famous historical figures of Canada.
Hogie Goes to Quebec City. It’s the Winter Festival in Quebec where it seems that everyone is able to have fun even though it is really cold. Hogie is given the opportunity to help their new friend Angelique in one of the biggest races of the event!
Canada Day Adventure. Molly and Sam celebrate Canada Day in Ottawa, Canada. There, they meet a Mountie and her horse, learn how to build a teepee, watch an air show and see some fireworks.
You May Also Like:
>> Canadian Adventures (Travel Kids)
>> Canada: Maple Syrup (Travel Kids)
>> Canada: Waterfall (Travel Kids)
>> Canada: Polar Bears (Travel Kids)
Why Is the Maple Leaf a Symbol of Canada? Find out why the maple leaf is the national symbol of Canada.
For Older Students:
>> Fun With Flags: Canada's Flag Explained (General Knowledge)
Where Does Maple Syrup Come From? Jessi and Squeaks are eating some pancakes and learning all about their favorite pancake topping: maple syrup! Learn how maple trees use air, water, and sunlight to make sugar for the tree to use as food, called sap, and how humans collect that sap and turn it into maple syrup!
You May Also Like:
>> Learning About Maple Syrup (Maple from Canada)
>> Maple Syrup Challenge!!! (The River and Wilder Show)
>> Ivan Inspects Maple Syrup (Ivan The Inspector)
>> Learn About Maple Syrup (Gumboot Kids)
>> Learn About Making Maple Syrup (Super Simple Play with Caitie)
>> The Maple Syrup Song (Super Simple Play with Caitie)
>> How to Make Maple Syrup (and the science of maple sap) (Back to Reality)
>> Ever Wonder How Maple Syrup Is Made? (Highlights Kids)
>> Making Maple Taffy (CBC Kids)
For Older Students:
>> Canadian Gold: Maple Syrup Then and Now (CBC Life)
>> Why Maple Syrup is So Expensive? (Food Unwrapped)
>> Exploring the World's Massive Maple Syrup Reserve (Narcity)
>> The Canadian Strategic Maple Syrup Reserve (Magaprojects)
>> The History of Maple Syrup (Maple from Canada)
>> Maple Syrup - Thank You, Canada (The History Channel Canada)
>> These Criminals Stole $18 Million of Maple Syrup (TheRichest)
>> The Great Maple Syrup Heist (The Casual Criminalist)
>> Full Story: The Sweetest Heist (Crime Beat TV)
>> Maple Syrup: Is It Actually Good for You? (The Weather Network)
Maple Monkey Madness. Curious George and Allie discover how to get maple syrup from trees.
Maple Syrup Surprise. Manon wanted to make maple candies for the festival, but she does not have the proper equipment to make that happen. But Jett and the Build-It Buddies are here to help.
You May Also Like:
>> Mission In-Swappable (Super Wings)
>> Magno Dino (Super Wings)
>> Cold Feet (Super Wings)
>> Treehouse Trouble (Super Wings)
>> Newfoundland Snow Wonderland (Super Wings)
>> Relay Delivery (Super Wings)
>> Vroom Vroom Bubble Trouble (Super Wings)
The Wiggles Sing "O Canada". Listen to the Canadian national anthem, as sung by the Wiggles.
You May Also Like:
>> Land of the Silver Birch | Canadian Folk Song (Super Simple Play with Caitie)
>> O Canada (National Anthem) Bilingual Version (Super Simple Play with Caitie)
>> Canada Song for Kids (FunTime Learning)
>> Canada A to Z Song (CBC Kids)
>> Canadian ABC Alphabet Song (The Wiggles)
For Older Students:
>> Canadian Provinces & Territories Song (Fundamental Raps)
>> Canada Provinces and Capitals Geography Song (KLT)
>> Canadian, Please (gunnarolla)
>> O Canada (Walk off the Earth)
>> CANAdooDAday | The Maple Leaf (CBC Kids)
How to Draw the Canada Flag. A great tutorial video that gives kids step-by-step instructions on how to draw the Canadian Flag for Canada Day.
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>> How to Draw a Funny Cartoon Beaver (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw Chuck the Beaver (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw Mabel (Beaver) From Disney Pixar Hoppers (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw a Cartoon Moose (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw a Funny Moose (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw An Arctic Fox (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw a Wolf (or Husky) for Preschoolers (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw a Realistic Huskey (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw a Realistic Wolf (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw a Cartoon Bear (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw a Grizzly Bear (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw a Hibernating Bear (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw a Polar Bear (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw a Hockey Player (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How To Draw An Ice Hockey Goalie (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw a Fall Landscape (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw a Waterfall Landscape (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw a Lighthouse (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw a Person Canoeing (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw a Rainbow Trout (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw a Killer Whale (Orca) (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw a Cute Cartoon Narwhal (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw a Narwhal (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw Narwhal and Jelly (Art for Kids Hub)
Kids Try Canadian Snack. Exactly what the title suggests -- American kids are given some popular Canadian snacks to try. Watch their genuine reactions!
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>> Kids Eat Canadian Food (Teens React)
Celebrating Canada Day. Gary the Unicorn celebrates Canada Day and learns a new Anishinaabemowin word.
You May Also Like:
>> Welcome to Canada (CBC Kids)
Gary Wants to Be a Mountie. Gary the Unicorn meets a real life Mountie, rides a Mountie's horse, and dreams of being a Mountie when he grows up.
You May Also Like:
>> Gary the Unicorn Hugs a Mountie (CBC Kids)
>> Fudge Pop Patrol (Justin Time)
>> RCMP Musical Ride (Kids Travel News)
>> RCMP Musical Ride Performs at the 100 Anniversary Royal Horse Show (Royal Agricultural Winter Fair)
>> Mountie | Easy Canada Day Craft (SmartStartwithMissDaisy)
>> How to Draw a Canadian Mountie (Art and Doodles for Kids)
>> CANAdooDAday Song | The Mounties (CBC Kids)
For Older Students:
>> Is the RCMP Part of the Military? (Join RCMP)
>> How Canada's Iconic Mountie Uniforms Are Made (Business Insider)
>> Why Do Mounties Dress That Way? (CANADA Explore)
>> Dressing the Mounties (The Leader-Post)
>> How to Be a Mountie (Lonely Planet)
>> Who Patrols Canada's North? (Historica Canada)
>> The Canadian Ranger (NATO)
>> History of the Rangers (Canadian Army)
>> Defending Canada's North (CBC News)
>> RCMP Cadet Fitness (National Police Federation)
>> What Does the RCMP Actually Do? (TEACH Media)
>> Saskatchewan RCMP Welcomes Kid Commanders for a Day (CTV News)
Niagara Falls for Kids. This video shares some fun facts about one of the most famous waterfalls in the world, Niagara Falls!
You May Also Like:
>> Top Things to Do in Niagara Falls Canada (Must Do Canada)
>> Tony Falls for Niagara (CBC Kids)
>> Riding the Skywheel in Niagara Falls (CBC Kids)
>> Niagara Falls for Kids (Homeschool Pop)
>> Canada: Waterfall (Travel Kids)
>> I Wonder What Is Niagara Falls? (LearningMole)
>> I Wonder Are There Any Bridges at Niagara Falls? (LearningMole)
>> How Does Water Keep Flowing Down a Waterfall? (Now You Know)
For Older Students:
>> I Visited the World's Largest Tourist Trap! | Niagara Falls (Brock Wunder)
>> The Legendary History Behind Niagara Falls | Legendary Locations (Discovery UK)
>> Navigating Niagara Falls by Helicopter (Great Big Story)
>> Unbelievable Niagara Falls Survival Stories (Good Mythical Morning)
>> Daredevils of Niagara Falls (Buffalo Toronto Public Media)
>> The Harrowing Legend of Joel Robinson (Boondocking Bears)
>> What If You Fall Into Niagara Falls? | Dr Binocs Show (Peekaboo Kids)
>> The Day Niagara Falls Ran Dry (History Guy)
The Word Indigenous Explained. Kids learn about what the word "indigenous" means, and who the Indigenous people of Canada are.
You May Also Like:
>> Canadian First Nations (The Touring Teacher)
>> Learn About the Lives of Inuit People (RTE KIDS)
Atuk's Inukshuk. Technically this video takes place in Alaska, not Canada, but we included it in our Canada study because it does a great job of teaching about the Inuit People and their Inukshuks.
You May Also Like:
>> Inukshuk in Canada (vidd.it)
>> Read Aloud: The Lonely Inukshuk (SD43 Indigenous Education)
>> Read Aloud: The Gift of the Inuksuk (Annette Drewes)
For Older Students:
>> What Are Canada's Stone Men? (2 Wheels 1 Compass)
>> Inukshuk (APTNDigitalNations)
>> The Inukshuk (Morgan Roddick)
Sunset Inuksuk Painting. An easy, step-by-step tutorial on how to paint a silhouette of an Inukshuk.
You May Also Like:
>> Ted Harrison Inukshuk Landscape (Mrs. Lauren Wynn)
>> How to Draw Inukshuk Rock (Limo Sketch)
>> Ted Harrison Inspired Art (Mrs. Sweetnam)
>> How to Make an Inuksuk (Wonder Play Discover)
>> Make Origami Inuksuk (Origami Bricks)
>> Stop Motion: Lego Inukshuk (Kevin Salame)
>> It's All About the Inukshuk (Sea Glass Art by Jackie)
Inukshuk-Inspired Treats for Canada Day. I just love all the ideas on this website, for making edible treats in the shape of inukshuks!
Lego Inukshuks

There's no wrong way to make an Lego Inukshuk! Kids of all ages can play around with their Lego bricks or duplos -- or whatever! -- and create their own little Inukshuk!
Dog Sledding in Quebec. Join Tony as he learns the art of dog sledding!
You May Also Like:
>> Curious George Search & Rescue -- (not a full episode)
>> Dog Sledding Birthday Surprise! (The River and Wilder Show)
>> Huskies Go Dog Sledding | Oakley Can Pull the Sled (Gone to the Snow Dogs)
>> Why Don't Sled Dogs Ever Get Tired? (MinuteEarth)
>> Anatomy of a Sled Dog Team (WDIO)
Curious George, "Mush!". George learns how to steer a dog sled team, and rescues the Man with the Yellow Hat.
Watch the full episode of Curious George, "Mush!" (Season 13 Episode 12) on PeacockTV.
Animals of Canada - Look at Canada's Amazing Wildlife. Join me in the beautiful scenery that is Canada. This is the land of so many animals: scary, cute, big and small. I am going on an Animal Adventure to see how many animals I can see while I am out and about in the wilderness. Come along as I find out interesting facts about popular animals in Canada, and see how many animals I can find. I cannot wait!
You May Also Like:
>> Canadian First Nations (The Touring Teacher)
Curious George and the Dam Builders. George gets acquainted with a family of beavers when he notices the impact their dam has on his favorite pond. Building a dam looks like so much fun that George decides to build his own. But when a sudden downpour sweeps both dams away, George and the beavers have to figure out how to repair the damage together or their beloved pond won't be a good place for beavers or monkeys! Watch Curious George and the Dam Builders (Season 1 Episode 15) on Amazon Prime.
You May Also Like:
>> Junior Rangers Rescue a Beaver (Leo the Wildlife Ranger)
Busy Beaver. If you’ve got younger, highly active kids, they might enjoy this song and dance.
Meet the Animals | Beaver. A cute little video that teaches young kids a little about Beavers.
You May Also Like:
>> I'm A Beaver (Brown Bag Films)
Kids Explore Beaver Lodges and Dams. Kids go exploring outdoors to check out beaver dams and lodges, and to see if they can see actual beavers.
You May Also Like:
>> Busy Beavers | God's Amazing Animals (Little Light Kids)
>> How Do Beavers Build Dams? (Nature on PBS)
>> Canadian Beavers (Canadian Wildlife)
>> Beavers for Kids (Learn Bright)
>> Beaver: Canada's National Animal (Caribou English)
>> How Do Wetlands Help the Environment? (LearningMole)
For Older Students:
>> Busy Beavers Build Dam Ahead of Winter (BBC Earth)
>> This Beaver Dam is So Huge, You Can See It From Space (Terra Mater)
>> How Beavers Can Fully Revitalize a Farm (Mossy Earth)
>> Want to Solve Wildfires and Drought? (PBS Terra)
Meet the Animals | Moose. A cute little video that teaches young kids a little about Beavers.
You May Also Like:
>> Wild Kratts Moose Nibbles (Wild Kratts)
>> Moose! Moose Facts for Kids (KLT Wild)
>> How Big is a Moose? (BrightMinds)
>> The Big Moose Song (Maple Melody Classroom)
>> Question Machine: Reindeer or Moose (CBC Kids)
Meet the Animals | Polar Bear. A cute little video that teaches young kids a little about Polar Bears.
You May Also Like:
>> Polar Region Animals (JunyTony)
>> Learn Fun Polar Bear Facts for Children (KLT Wild)
>> Polar Bears for Kids (Learn Bright)
>> Arctic Animals: Masters of Camouflage (WordScientists)
>> Polar Bears Are ACTUALLY Black! (Animalist)
>> Here's Why Polar Bears Aren't White (Polar Guidebook)
>> Polar Bears and How to Save Them (Nat Geo Kids)
>> Animals With Winter Coats (SciShow Kids)
>> Winter at the North Pole (SciShow Kids)
>> How Do Whales, Penguins, and Polar Bears Keep Warm? (SciShow Kids)
>> Blubber Experiment (SciShow Kids)
>> How Do Animals Survive in the Arctic? (Animal Fun Facts)
>> Winter Animals (Baby Einstein)
>> Polar Explorer: Jade Hameister | Best Job Ever (Nat Geo Kids)
>> Do Polar Bears Eat Penguins? No - Found Out Why (Polar Guidebook)
>> Read Aloud: Arctic Animals | Hello, World! (ILONA)
>> Read Aloud: The Curious Polar Bear (Kindle Kid)
>> Read Aloud: The Very Hungry Bear (Reading Rocket)
>> Read Aloud: Olaf and the Three Polar Bears (Joyous Readers Club)
>> How to Draw a Realistic Polar Bear (Art for Kids Hub)
>> How to Draw a Polar Bear Fishing (Art for Kids Hub)
>> Learn to Draw Polar Bears and Penguins (Josh Gove)
For Older Students:
>> I Visited the Arctic to Search for a Polar Bear (Sindri Levi)
>> Living Alongside Polar Bears in the Canadian Arctic (BBC World Service)
>> From Snowballs to Predators: How Polar Bear Cubs Survive the Arctic (Wildlife Pedia English)
>> Surviving Summer: A Journey with Polar Bears | Full Documentary (Free High-Quality Documentaries)
>> Arctic and Antarctic: Polar World | Full Documentary (Get.factual)
>> 12 Polar Bear Facts That Will Blow Your Mind (Polar Guidebook)
>> Do Polar Bears Have Fiber Optic Fur? (SciShow)
>> How Inuit Survive Polar Bear Attacks (Inuit Discovery)
>> Arctic Polar Bears "Face Near-Extinction Within Decatdes" Warn Scientists (BBC News)
>> What If Polar Bears Were Introduced to Antarctica? (WildCiencias)
>> The Arctic vs Antarctica | 9 Similarities & Differences (Polar Guidebook)
>> The Arctic vs. The Antarctic | Camille Seaman (TED-ED)
Mystery of the North Pole Penguins. Donita has mistakenly dropped of penguins in the North Pole, but penguins can't survive in the North Pole, they belong in the South Pole. The Wild Kratts team rushes to the Arctic to rescue the penguins from land predators, and return them to their natural habitat in the Antarctic.
You May Also Like:
>> Build It Beaver (Wild Kratts)
Build a Diorama of the Arctic & Antarctic. Step into the magical world of the Arctic and Antarctic as we build a stunning diorama, and learn about the many different animals that live in the Arctica and Antarctic.
You May Also Like:
>> How to Make a Polar Bear Habitat | DIY Diorama
>> Polar Animal Sensory Bin (Jennifer Corradi)
Top 10 Incredible Facts About the CN Tower. Did you know that the CN Tower in Toronto, Canada, gets struck by lightening an average of 75 times per year?! Watch this video to learn more incredible facts about Canada's National Tower.
You May Also Like:
>> Kids Overcome Fear of Heights 1000 Feet in the Air (The River and Wilder Show)
>> CN Tower Turns 50: A Look Back at the Architectural Marvel (Global News)
>> Incredible Video of Lightening Striking CN Tower (Global News)
>> CN Tower Struck Multiple Times by Lightening (CityNews)
>> Watch Fireworks Shoot Out of CN Tower for Pan Am Opening Ceremony (Toronto Star)
>> How High Can You Stack? | Engineering for Kids (SciShow Kids)
>> 9-Year-Old Designs Toronto-Inspired LEGO Build (CBC News)
>> Lego CN Tower (Kids Create)
>> Mini Lego CN Tower (El Prezidente)
>> Lego CN Tower (built at the CN tower in Toronto) | Dragon Blok (Imports Dragon)
For Older Students:
>> The CN Tower: Breaking Records for Decades (Megaprojects)
>> The History Behind the CN Tower (VoyageVault)
>> The CN Tower | The side You've Never Seen (Travis Ridgen)
>> CN Tower Edge Walk | Toronto, Canada (Stark Insider)
>> Watch as 'Spider Dan' Free Climbs CN Tower in 1986 (CTV News)
>> The CN Tower Gets Hit with Lightening Over 70 Times a Year (Hidden Toronto)
>> How the CN Tower Light Show Works (Global News)
>> How the CN Tower Was Built | Engineering & Construction (Art of Engineering)
>> How Tower Cranes Build Themselves (Art of Engineering)
>> How to Draw CN Tower Toronto, Canada (Art For All)
>> Tallest Tower Engineering Challenge (Science Buddies)
Gary Celebrates Nunavut Day | July 9. Celebrating Canada's largest territory!
For Older Students:
>> 35 Wild Facts About Nunavut You Didn't Know (Geo Borders)
>> What It's Like In Nunavut's Only City | Iqaluit (Anywhere Goes)
>> World's Most Northern Settlement | Nunavut (Anywhere Goes)
>> The Story of Nunavut -- Canada's Newest Territory Explained (Super Simple Sheets)
>> Nunavut -- Canada's Strongest Borders (Global Noble)
>> Nunavut: Life in Canada's Arctic Communities (Geo Perspective)
>> Why Canada's Northernmost Town Exists (Uncovering)
>> Life in Iqaluit Nunavut (alexandluke)
>> Brandy Yanchyk Sees the World | Nunavut, Canada (Brandy Yanchyk)
Recommended Reading

Canada (BlastOff! Readers), by Colleen Sexton
A Canadian Year: Twelve Months in the Life of Canada's Kids, by Tania McCartney
Good Night Canada (Good Night Our World), by Adam Gamble & Dave Adams
Hello Bonjour From Canada, by C. Manica
ABC of Canada, by Kim Bellefontaine
Carson Crosses Canada, by Linda Bailey
Next Stop: Canada, by Ginger McDonnell
Let's Look at Canada, by Joy Frisch-Schmoll
Canada: A Benjamin Blog and His Inquisitive Dog Guide, by Anita Ganeri
































