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This document provides instructions for a school project on Canada. Students must choose one of four project options: a board game about Canada, a scrapbook of Canada, an A-Z book about Canada, or a newspaper featuring life in Canada. Each project must include information on Canada's physical geography, culture, history, government, and economics. Projects must incorporate at least one map, chart, and graph. The document then provides specific guidelines for each project type.
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