Canada Day Sudoku
Hi kids! This week, Canadians have a special day to celebrate— Canada Day! Canada officially became a country on July 1, 1867. On Canada Day, we can celebrate how fortunate we are to live in a safe, peaceful country. We’re also lucky that we have a safe, peaceful God to protect and love us. In this issue of Just for Kids, you will learn a Bible verse about God’s grace and what it means to you.
Your friend, Abby
O Canada!
Colour the map of Canada. Do you know where all the provinces and territories are? Label them! And if you live in Canada, circle your province.
Fill in the squares so that every row, column and 2 x 2 box contains one of these four Canadian symbols:
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Did You Know? Canada is the second largest country in the world, next to Russia. It is home to diverse wildlife such as moose, beavers, black bears and reindeer. Canada has more lakes than any country in the world, including the five Great Lakes: Lake Ontario, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, Lake Superior and Lake Erie. Source: National Geographic Kids and Canada.ca
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Canada Day Word Search Can you find the words that tell us about Canada? RED WHITE CANADA MAPLE BEAVER OTTAWA
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