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Cover of the Yukon geography and history packet, naming author Mickael Costa above a nighttime landscape
Front cover of the geography and history packet
Table of contents lists symbols, information, questions, answer keys, a symbols activity, and illustrations
Contents guide to the packet’s sections
Symbols reference labels the shield, coat of arms, subalpine fir, Whitehorse, territory map, fireweed, raven, and flag
Labeled reference for the symbols activity
Information reading covers area, 2019 population, Whitehorse, First Nations, industries, geography, and history
Information reading for the question pages
Questions 1–8 ask about lakes, 2019 population, First Nations, area, industries, capital, Confederation, and largest city
First question page: questions 1–8
Questions 9–13 ask about the tallest mountain’s height, natural regions, rivers, highest point, and name origin
Second question page: questions 9–13
Symbols activity asks students to label seven pictures using a word bank and draw an arrow to the territory on a map
Symbol labeling and territory location activity
History drawing activity gives six prompts about Franklin, trading posts, territorial changes, and gold discovery
History illustration prompts for students

Answer key included

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Grade 3, 4, 5

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About This Product

Yukon Geography Learning Resource Dive into the unique geography and history of Canada's westernmost territory with this informative 30-page Yukon learning resource. Students read an in-depth information sheet detailing Yukon's motto, area, population, capital, industries, First Nations peoples, and more. A symbols sheet identifies Yukon's floral emblem, bird, tree, coat of arms, and flag. Two sets of engaging activities allow students to reinforce key facts. Multiple choice and short answer questions test reading comprehension while a symbols worksheet challenges learners to match sights and terms. Answer keys enable independent study or self-checking. Historical and general interest illustrations visually showcase Yukon's rugged landscapes, gold rush era, and modern communities. Use to spark interest before a unit on Canadian territories or as a standalone Yukon mini-unit for grades 3-5.

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