Canadian symbols

The National … was adopted by Parliament on October 22, 1964. It is

a … flag containing in the center a … square with a single red … leaf. Red and white have been Canada’s official … since 1921.

The Coat of Arms displays a …, a traditional royal symbol, holding the … flag, and a … , a mythological creature with the … of … . on the crest there is a heraldic representation of the … crown. Beneath the crown is a … wearing a red … leaf in its front right paw, and standing on a … of red and white cloth. The shield represents the emblems of … and … to indicate the British and … background of the country. Beneath the shield there is a motto: “…….”. the base is represented with the floral emblems – a … of Scotland, a … of England, a … of Northern Ireland and a … of Quebec.

5. Speaking

Pupils’ presentations on the topic “Cities of Canada”.

ІІІ. Завершальна частина уроку

1. Home assignment.

To write an article to school wall newspaper about places of interest in Canada.

2. Summing up.

• What new information have you learned working on the presentations?

• Which activities did you enjoy most?

Your marks are ________.

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1. Ontario is the most populous province of Canada.

2. Other immigrants-settlers were mostly French, Spanish and Italian.

3. Ontarians of many ethnic backgrounds have to forget their languages and cultural traditions.

4. Ontario is an Iroquoian word meaning beautiful land .

5. One-sixth of the province’s total area is covered by rivers, streams and lakes.

6. Two main geological regions make up Ontario: the Great Lakes/ St Lawrence Lowlands and the Canadian Shield.

7. Northern Ontario, with 90% of Ontario’s territory, is home to 90% of the province population.

8. Goat Island divides the falls into two parts – the American Falls and the Canadian, or Horseshoe, Falls.

9. Cartoon characters never approach the visitors in Canada’s Wonderland.

10. Ontario’s farmers produce one-fifth of the nation’s food on half of Canada’s available farmland.

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