Environment and Tools
Settlements
Maps and Roles
Canadian Identity
100

Who were the first people in Canada?

Indigenous

100

What is a settlement?

A community

100

What is the name of the thing at the top of a map that we use to help us find something on the map?

A legend
100

What are the two national languages of Canada?

English and French

200

What did the early settlers give to the Indigenous people?

Metal

200

What was one chore that children had to do?

Collect wood for the fire

200

What did women collect from trees in order to make syrup?

Sap

200

How many languages are spoken in Canada?

More than 200

300

What is the name of the houses that the Anishnaabeg tribe lived in?

Wigwams

300

What are the 3 sisters?

Corn, squash and beans

300

What did men teach young boys how to do?

Make tools, hunt and fish

300

How many people living in Canada are from a different county?

More than 7 million

400

Before using metal, what did the Indigenous people use to make their hunting tools?

Rock and bone

400

Where did the early settlers and Indigenous people get their water from?

The river

400

Fill in the blank: 

Children learned by _______?

Doing

400

How many Canadians identify as Indigenous?

1.4 million

500

What were some things the Indigenous people taught the early settlers to do?

Hunt, fish, make canoes, know which plants were poisonous and which were safe.

500

What are the 4 different types of settlements?

Seasonal Settlements, First Nations farms, early settlers farms, large towns

500

Why weren't some children able to go to school?

They had to work at home

500

Name 3 of the most common languages in Canada, other than French and English. 

Italian, Portuguese, German, Spanish, Arabic, Polish, Punjabi, Mandarin, Urdu