Picture This

We have so many great words that you won’t hear outside of Canada. Even better, many of those words are the same in French and English.

Created by Kayak: Canada’s History Magazine for Kids

 — Posted January 6, 2020

With this colouring page from the December 2019 issue of Kayak: Canada’s History Magazine for Kids, students will discover the image of an item whose name is the same in both French and English.

Use blue to colour the spaces marked with a C. Use red to colour the spaces marked with an A. Colour the spaces marked with an N green and the ones marked with a D yellow.

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