*Book One - Oh Canada, eh! Fun Learning Coloring Books*

Book One - Oh Canada, eh! 

Fun Learning Coloring Books

By R. I. Little-Anderson

Oh Canada, eh! 

Fun Learning Coloring Books

This fun learning coloring book is great for all ages.  The coloring book includes everything Canadian:  maps of Canada, maps of the ten provinces and the three territories. You will also find large fonts with the names of the provinces and territories to color. You learn all the capital cities and symbols of the provinces and territories. There are 14 flags that represent the country, the provinces, and territories to color.

A few funny and unique things about Canadians!

1- one of our well-known words is - eh!

2 - our money has special names – the dollar is called a Loonie and the two dollars a Toonie

3 - we have knitted hats to keep warm in the winter called a “Toque”

4 - we call the bag we carry our books in a knapsack, not a backpack

5 - when we drink coffee, we drink a double-double

6 - we eat chocolate bars, not candy bars

7 - when the wind is blowing, it is the Chinook Winds blowing

8 - yes, we do have bathrooms that we call washrooms - most of the time!

Canada is made up of 10 Provinces and 3 Territories. 

The ten Provinces are: Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan.

The three Territories are: Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Yukon Territory 

Capitals-Cities of Canada’s Provinces and Territories are:  Edmonton, AB, - Victoria, BC, - Winnipeg, MN, - Fredericton, NB, - St. John’s, NL, - Yellowknife, NT, - Halifax, NS, Iqaluit, NU, - Toronto, ON, - Charlottetown, PE, - Quebec City, QC, - Regina, SK, - Whitehorse, YT

Note: - You will learn the shapes, the spelling, and the placement of each province, territory, and all the capital cities. There are some blank sheets that are inserted to help prevent crayon, pen, or pencil marks to show through.  You will find little flags are placed on the provinces and territories so it is easy to learn the placement.  There are little stars that are placed on the maps to help identify the capital cities of each province and territories. Enjoy!