Animals
This large animals fur was used as a rug at the Fort.
Bear
This plant grows very tall and can be very old. It is usually green and brown.
A tree
This landmark is the main reason why people come to Horseshoe Bay. You can buy a ticket and then ride in one of these across the ocean.
A ferry
This sea creature looks like a star and is usually purple in BC.
A sea star or starfish
We will have to walk through a beautiful park outside.
True
This animals fur was used as a fancy tall hat.
Beaver
This plant is short and green. We often walk on it or play soccer on it.
Grass
This store sells baked goods and teas in horseshoe bay. It’s name is a combination of butter lane and what it sells. (You can try to find it online)
Butter Lane Bake Shop and Tea House
This creature has brown fur and holds hands with its partners.
A sea otter
We can buy lunch or ice cream at the Lynn Valley Park.
False. You can buy it at Horseshoe Bay.
This white animals curly hair can be used to make wool clothing.
A Sheep
This plant grows under water in the ocean and is green or black. They use it to make sushi.
Seaweed
This object is in horseshoe bay. It uses a light to let ships know not to hit the land.
A lighthouse
This creature has many spikes and some people eat it. They are usually red.
A sea urchin
I will see a sea otter at Lynn Valley Park.
False. You will see them at Horseshoe Bay
A chicken
This plant falls off of pine trees. It is brown and sometimes has little spikes.
A pinecone
This object let’s you walk on top of the water. It is long and usually made of wood.
A dock
This sea creature is a type of whale that is black and white.
Killer whale or orcha
We will be riding a ferry today.
False. We are only visiting.
This bird is black, including its beak, and has an unpleasant voice. It makes a “caw”sound.
A raven or crow
This plant is British Columbia’s official tree.
A dogwood
This is the name of where boats are parked (anchored).
A marina
These sea creatures have rows of sharp teeth. You would not want to catch one if you were fishing.
A shark
You can rock climb in Lynn Valley Park.
True.