Due Thursday, May 7, 2009
136- Niagara Falls is between which two lakes?
137- Through which territories and provinces of Canada does the Arctic Circle pass?
138- Name the French explorer who first explored Canada.
139- Who is Canada's Head of State? (Name and Title) Who is Canada's Head of Government? (Name and title)
140- What is Canada's equivalent of the U.S. Bill of Rights?
We are making posters about Australian animals. Click the link below to research yours:
Due Wed. April 29, 2009
131- What is the highest point in North America? Where is it located?
132- Name the 5 Great Lakes.
133-Which of the Great Lakes are located in both U.S. and Canada?
134-What is the name of the seaway from the Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes?
135- Would you be more likely to find reindeer in the Arctic or the Antarctic Circle?
Students are working on a children's book about Canada's History. It will be due Monday, May 4, 2009. The guidfelines are posted below. Click on the link:
126- What is Uluru? What is its other name?
127- Who was the first European to land on Australia?
128- What do Aussies call the large, mostly uninhabited interior of Australia?
129- What is the highest point in Australia?
130- What 2 hemispheres does Australia lie in?
121-What are First Nations? (in Canada)
122-What large bay separates Greenland from Baffin Island?
123- Name the largest lake in Australia.
124- How many states does Australia have? How many territories?
125- What are the original inhabitants of Australia called?
Watch this power point to learn about economic systems
Watch this and take notes on the changes in Cuba that are a result of Castro's Cuban revolution Download People_and_Places__Cuba .
