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Mr. McGuire's Grade 3 class has developed a Powerpoint entitled, "The New Brunswick 21 Questions Quest." Our goal in Grade 3 at KCS is to learn about our province in a way that we can teach it to others. We believe our Picture Province is worth sharing with other people because it is beautiful, fun, and historic. We have just established contact with a Grade 3 class in Madrid, Spain and hope to share and exchange our culture and way of life with them! Enjoy!
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This document provides information about Canada, including its provinces, government, economy, famous Canadians, symbols, and suggested student activities. It describes Canada's system of government as a parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy. It lists the country's 10 provinces and provides brief descriptions of the roles of the Queen, Governor General, and Prime Minister. It also gives an overview of Canada's economy, imports, exports, and currency. Famous Canadians mentioned include John A. MacDonald, Alexander Graham Bell, Wayne Gretzky, and Lucy Maud Montgomery. Suggested student activities involve writing or puzzles related to topics covered in the document.
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Tennessee, specifically the northern regions of Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, is one of the most breathtaking states due to its beautiful Smoky Mountains and abundant wildlife. These areas offer a variety of affordable and free activities for people of all ages, along with a wide selection of lodging and outstanding food. Vacationing in Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge allows visitors to experience the natural beauty of Tennessee while staying within a budget.
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The document discusses the history of continents and countries. 300 million years ago, the supercontinent Pangaea existed, which later broke apart into pieces that became the continents. While geological processes divided the land, humans further divided the continents by establishing national boundaries and creating independent countries as well as dependent territories. There are currently around 195 countries globally that vary significantly in size, from very large countries like Russia to very small countries like San Marino. The document then provides some examples of interesting country facts, such as Vatican City being the smallest country that fits within a city, and Papua New Guinea having the most languages spoken.
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Canada is a large country spanning North America with 10 provinces and 3 territories. It has a diverse geography including coastlines on the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. Canada has two official languages of English and French and a population of over 37 million people. Some of its major cities include Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver. Canada has a parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy form of government. It has a long history of indigenous inhabitation and later colonization by Britain and France. Sports and the arts are an important part of Canadian culture.
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Canada has two official languages, English and French. It is divided into ten provinces and three territories and is the second largest country geographically, though it only has a population of around 30 million people. Canada celebrates its national day, Canada Day, on July 1st in honor of its confederation in 1867. The document then provides additional details about Canada's geography, history, culture, inventions, and slang terms.
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Nb facts pp with sound
- 1. KCS’s Grade 3 Presents … The N.B. 21 Questions Quest
- 5. 1. When did New Brunswick become a province? Originally, New Brunswick was part of Nova Scotia. The American Revolution caused a large number of Loyalist settlers to push for the creation of a new province. On September 10th, 1784 New Brunswick officially became a province. More than 80 years later, in 1867, New Brunswick joined other provinces to join the Dominion of Canada.
- 6. 2. Who were the 1 st people to settle in New Brunswick? The Mikmaq and Maliseet people were among the first to settle in this area. The Europeans came thousands of years later.
- 7. 3. Who was the founder of NB? Samuel de Champlain
- 8. 4. Where did we get the symbols on our flag?
- 11. 6. What are the cities of NB? Fredericton Saint John Moncton Edmundston Bathurst Campbellton Mirimichi Woodstock
- 12. 7. What was the first city founded in NB? Saint John was Canada’s 1 st city!
- 13. 8. What is the weather like in New Brunswick? SPRING is beautiful and pleasant. The snow melts away when the sun comes out and flowers and fruit begin their blossom and bloom. Time to get the nicer clothes out. SUMMER is sunshine where hot and long days present endless choices. Spend a some time on the beach having a cold treat while the wind plays with your hair and the waves tickle your toes. AUTUMN is bursting with colours and children jump in beds of fallen leaves. Farmers markets provide delicious foods in the most beautiful place on earth in the fall. WINTER is the season when holiday cheer is near and fun outdoor activities take place amongst snowy backdrops. Find a spot in front of a warm fire and sip on a cup of hot cocoa and sing carols to warm your soul. NB Summers Click the link to watch a video on NB summers!
- 16. 11. What is the land of New Brunswick like? Breathtaking rolling hills… … covered with luscious trees.
- 17. 12. What are some of NB’s Natural Wonders? Hartland Covered Bridge Hopewell Rocks Bay of Fundy The Appalachian Mountains Kouchibouquac National Park
- 18. 13. Are there any provincial fruits or vegetables? Fiddleheads! And…
- 19. Potatoes!
- 22. 15. What do people in New Brunswick like to do? Hockey Snowboarding Lacrosse Skiing Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival Whale Watching Fishing Swimming Canoeing Camping Snowshoeing
- 23. 16. What annual festivals occur in New Brunswick? Here is a link that you can follow that will lead you to New Brunswick’s website. Find all of NB’s amazing annual festivals listed by month. New Brunswick's Festival Website
- 24. 17. Are there any famous inventors from NB? Wallace Turnbull The variable-pitch propeller The Ganong Brothers The chicken bone candy
- 25. Robert T. Mawhinney The Dump Box for trucks Abraham Gesner The Kerosene lamp Robert Foulis Steam Foghorn And Many More!
- 26. 18. Are there any cool animals found in New Brunswick? Whales Frogs Owls Caribou Salmon Deer Geese Ducks Beavers Woodpeckers Foxes Cougars Eagles Wolves Bears Bass Moose Snakes Coyotes
- 27. 19. What is New Brunswick’s official language? We actually have… 2 … and we’re the only bilingual province in Canada! French and English
- 28. 20.Who designed the Canadian flag? A New Brunswicker! Former Lieutenant- Governor George F. Stanley George F. Stanley
- 29. 21. Do New Brunswick students learn in new, innovative ways? This link tells it all… In fact, this PowerPoint will be outdated soon after you’ve read it. New Brunswick 21st Century Learning
- 30. Thank you for visiting our New Brunswick 21 Questions Quest! We hope you come and visit our beautiful province soon. Mr. McGuire’s Grade 3 Social Studies class