Provinces: Quebec

Print out this black and white map of Quebec for your students.

Use this full-colour map of Quebec in your classroom.

Students can use a blue crayon or marker to colour in this Quebec flag picture.

This file contains a full colour illustration of the Quebec flag.

Use crayons to colour in this black-and-white outline of the province's coat of arms.

This is a poster with a full-colour picture of the coat of arms.

Download and print this full-colour poster of Quebec's escutcheon.

Download and print this full-colour poster of Quebec's escutcheon.

The Notre Dame Mountains are part of the much larger Appalachian range. Just don’t confuse them with the term “Appalachia,” which means something very different! Learn what by reading more.

Unscramble these puzzles to find key facts about Quebec, such as the capital, largest city, and official language.

Find all the words from the word bank in this puzzle. Terms include cities, landmarks, and other things related to the province of Quebec, such as Montreal, Saguenay Fjord, snowy owl, and yellow birch.

Penelope Peabody has been driving through Canada, but she keeps getting lost. Can your students help her figure out which Canadian province she's visiting this time? In this edition of her story, Peabody says she's been driving along the Saint Lawrence River and is headed toward Chute Montmorency, a waterfall that’s even higher than Niagara Falls!