Canada Booklet
Print and fold this little booklet - choosing from lined or blank - and use it to store information about Canada. You will need the folding instructions for our origami booklet.
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Enjoy our Canadian flag printables - they come in all shapes and sizes, and you'll find everything from jigsaws to notebooking pages!
Adopted in 1965, the National flag of Canada is often referred to as the ‘Maple Leaf’. It consists of a red field with a white square at its centre. In the middle of the square is an 11-pointed maple leaf. Although there is no significance to the number of points, the maple leaf has been a symbol of Canada since the 18th century.
Print and fold this little booklet - choosing from lined or blank - and use it to store information about Canada. You will need the folding instructions for our origami booklet.
We have 4 versions of our Canada flag bookmarks to print, we have colour versions aswell as black and white versions to colour yourself.
The Canadian Flag with its bold red and white maple leaf makes a simple colour project. Print our Canada Flag colouring page to celebrate Canada Day or at any time of year.
Ready for Canada Day or perhaps a Canada school project our Canada flag fuse bead pattern needs a large square board and lots of red and white beads. Ideas for using fuse beads here.
Print out the Canadian flag and turn it into a jigsaw with our cutting guides. It's quick to make and you can tailor the puzzle to suit the age of your child.
Print out the distinctive Canada flag with its red and white maple leaf design, in five different sizes. Useful for all sorts of projects!
Here are two useful notebooking pages for Canada, both featuring the Canadian flag. The first has a space for a map or illustration and the second is lined throughout.
Use our notebooking pages to keep notes and research on, or write about, Canada.
There is something missing from this Canadian flag! Can the kids make the missing part out of playdough?
Here's a photographic poster of the Canadian flag, flying against a brilliant blue sky.
The Canadian flag, with its central maple leaf design, makes a perfect exercise in symmetry. Children are asked to draw the missing half of the flag on this worksheet.
Trace the dotted lines to complete the Canadian flag.
Learn about the Canadian flag with the help of this interesting worksheet.