Provinces: Newfoundland and Labrador

This map includes important landmarks in Newfoundland and Labrador.

This is a full-colour version of our Newfoundland and Labrador map.

Read all about the Newfoundland pony, a sturdy breed well-suited to the climate of Atlantic Canada. Then answer questions to show your comprehension of the article.

Students can use their blue, red, and yellow coloured pencils to colour this flag of NL.

Here is the full-colour version of the Newfoundland and Labrador provincial flag.

Print this black-and-white outlined illustration of NL's coat of arms. Students can colour in the picture with crayons or markers.

And here we have the NL coat of arms in full colour! Print this PDF and hang the poster on your social studies bulletin board.

Students can use their crayons or markers to colour in the NL escutcheon shield. The symbol features two lions and two unicorns.

This is the full-colour version of the Newfoundland and Labrador escutcheon symbol. The lions have blue toenails!

The Appalachians start their journey in Newfoundland and don’t stop for another 3300 meters in Alabama. Read more in this full-length nonfiction article.

Help your students learn more about Newfoundland and Labrador by having them complete this word scramble.

The terms hidden in this word search are all things or places Newfoundland and Labrador is in some way known for. See if you can find them all.

Penelope Peabody is a sweet lady who drives around Canada in her Volkwagon Beetle. The problem is: she keeps getting lost, and has no idea what province she's in. In this story, she visits Cabot Tower and the Cape Spear Lighthouse. Can your students tell what province she's visiting this time?