Historic Landmarks
This place is located here in St. John’s and is a fort situated at the top of a hill.
What is Signal Hill?
This country is commonly referred to as the “Great White North.”
What is Canada?
This food features a wide array of steamed vegetables, salt beef, and pudding and is eaten here in Newfoundland.
What is jigg’s dinner?
This harbour was a hub for European travel and commerce early in Canada’s history and remains a key part of Newfoundland’s identity
What is the St. John’s Harbour?
This tradition features masked people with ugly sticks parading around Newfoundland cities and towns during Christmas time.
What is mummering?
These rocks stand tall in New Brunswick, seemingly defying gravity, and are named after a “general sense of good prospects to come.”
What are the Hopewell Rocks?
This country, directly to our south, features a flag with red and white stripes with 50 stars.
What is the U.S.A.?
A common sea creature eaten across the world, especially in the Atlantic provinces, that is now treated as a delicacy. This creatures features two claws and a long tail.
What is lobster?
This National Park features large ravines, tall mountains, and the Earth’s mantle growing through the land. This land is featured right here in Newfoundland as well.
What is Gros Morne?
This more casual event is celebrated the day before Christmas Eve.
What is Tibb’s Eve?
This waterfall crosses the Canada-America border and is known for the amount of water flowing through it.
What is Niagara Falls?
This country’s native language is the other national language of Canada besides English.
What is France?
This Canadian dish features french fries, cheese curds, and gravy.
What is Poutine?
This collection of five lakes are some of the largest on Earth, with them being main parts of the Canadian and American border.
What are the Great Lakes?
This day marks the birthday of Queen Victoria, the “Mother of Confederation” for Canada.
What is Victoria Day?
This tower stands at the city centre of Paris and is a landmark of tourism.
What is the Eiffel Tower?
This country had colonies across the world, two of these being Canada and Newfoundland.
What is the United Kingdom (UK)?
This food, invented in Buffalo, New York, is often spicy and served with celery or carrots and are named after the part of a bird that it comes from.
What are chicken wings?
This statue was given to the United States as a gift from France to honour American Independence. It now sits in the river separating New York and New Jersey on Liberty Island.
What is the Statue of Liberty?
This food, invented in Japan, features seaweed wrapped around rice and different types of fish.
What is sushi?
This Mexican tradition features leaving food for the spirits of family members and celebrating life with music and food.
What is Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos)?