Canadian Culture and Traditions

Miss Sophie introduces herself as the online social studies teacher for grade two. The lesson focuses on ethnic foods in Canada, with activities involving matching photos to descriptions and drawing ethnic foods. Students are encouraged to explore their own and their friends' cultural foods. The video concludes with a brief overview of Canadian culture, including Niagara Falls and the RCMP.

What is one of the freedoms that makes Canada an interesting place to live?

• Freedom to travel without restrictions

• Freedom to keep and follow various traditions

• Freedom to vote in elections

• Freedom to own property

Which neighborhood in Toronto is known for Italian cuisines and traditions?

• India Bazaar

• Chinatown

• Little Italy

• Greek Town

In the Chinese culture, what utensil is commonly used for eating?

• Knife

• Spoon

• Fork

• Chopsticks

What is the traditional female dress called in India?

• Hanbok

• Kimono

• Sari

• Cheongsam

What activity involves drawing ethnic foods that your family eats?

• Activity A

• Activity B

• Activity D

• Activity C

What is the purpose of the two blank boxes labeled J and K in the activity?

• To solve math problems

• To list favorite colors

• To draw two more ethnic foods

• To write a story

What is the famous Canadian dish made of French fries, gravy, and cheese called?

• Tacos

• Pizza

• Sushi

• Poutine

What is Niagara Falls known for?

• Its historical buildings

• Its natural beauty

• Its shopping centers

• Its sports teams

What does the RCMP stand for in Canada?

• Royal Canadian Military Police

• Royal Canadian Medical Police

• Royal Canadian Maritime Police

• Royal Canadian Mounted Police

What is depicted on the right side of the picture in the Canadian culture section?

• A beaver

• A hockey stick

• The Canadian flag

• A maple leaf