Provinces: Ontario

This is black-and-white map of Ontario that you can print and have students colour.

Here's a full-colour map of Ontario for classroom use.

Students can use their red, blue, green, and gold crayons to color this Ontario flag picture.

Here is the full-color illustration of the flag for Ontario, Canada.

Your students will enjoy colouring in this illustration of Ontario's coat of arms.

This is the full colour poster version of the coat of arms.

This is an outlined illustration of Ontario's escutcheon that your students can colour.

On this PDF you will find a full-colour poster of the Ontario escutcheon shield.

Unscramble the letters to find fun and informative facts about the province of Ontario.

Find the names of well-known Ontario landmarks (such as Niagara Falls), cities (such as Toronto and Ottawa), and more words related to the province.

Penelope Peabody is visiting her sister in Mississauga. Then she heads over to the CN Tower in Toronto. Can your class figure out which province she's in?

Of the five Great Lakes, the only one Ontario doesn't border is Lake Michigan. Read about these amazing bodies of water then complete 5 questions, a vocabulary activity, and a creative writing prompt. Metric-only version with updated spellings and number formatting available under "languages"!