1. GUIDEBOOK CANADA

3. LOCATION  ABSOLUTE LOCATION  55 Degrees West - 135 degrees West latitude  80 degrees North - 50 degrees North longitude  RELATIVE LOCATION  Canada is a vast country in North America. It borders the United States to the North and stretches into the Artic ocean.  ABSOLUTE LOCATION  55 Degrees West - 135 degrees West latitude  80 degrees North - 50 degrees North longitude  RELATIVE LOCATION  Canada is a vast country in North America. It borders the United States to the North and stretches into the Artic ocean.

4. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION  Describe the climate region p. 80  Describe everything from the Canadian shield to the Tundra in the north.  This page should be detailed and have some pictures for a visual.  Describe the climate region p. 80  Describe everything from the Canadian shield to the Tundra in the north.  This page should be detailed and have some pictures for a visual.

5. SPECIAL SCENERY  This page should include visuals and a description of Mt., valleys, rivers, bays, anything else that makes Canada Unique.

6. PLANT LIFE  Make sure to name and explain the ecosystems that your country is in. Include pictures and names of 5 plants. The pictures need to be on various vegetation. Only one tree  P. 78  Make sure to name and explain the ecosystems that your country is in. Include pictures and names of 5 plants. The pictures need to be on various vegetation. Only one tree  P. 78

7. ANIMAL LIFE  Find 5 animals that flourish in your country. Name the animal, describe a little about the animal and explain each animals special adaptation to Canada’s environment.

8. CULTURE  Material culture -- explain 2 examples of the material culture of Canada. Find two pictures representing material culture.  -----example - food, clothing, shelter, technology  Nonmaterial culture-- explain 2 examples of nonmaterial culture of Canada. Find two pictures representing each.  -----example - religion, language, traditions  Material culture -- explain 2 examples of the material culture of Canada. Find two pictures representing material culture.  -----example - food, clothing, shelter, technology  Nonmaterial culture-- explain 2 examples of nonmaterial culture of Canada. Find two pictures representing each.  -----example - religion, language, traditions

9. CURRENT EVENT  FIND TWO CURRENT EVENTS ABOUT CANADA, ONE ON THEIR GOVERNMENT AND ONE MISCELLANEOUS CURRENT EVENT. EXPLAIN THE MAIN IDEA OF THE ARTICLE IN THE LAST FEW PAGES OF YOUR GUIDEBOOK.

10. ORAL  BE ABLE TO ORALLY PRESENT THE INFORMATION IN YOUR GUIDEBOOK WITHOUT HAVING TO READ IT DIRECTLY FROM THE PAGE