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Exploring Manitoba: The Heart of Canada
This student workbook explores Manitoba’s landforms, climate, waterways, population distribution, economy, natural resources, and cultural heritage.
$4.50USD · Digital download
This student workbook explores Manitoba’s landforms, climate, waterways, population distribution, economy, natural resources, and cultural heritage. It includes vocabulary work, informational reading, and written response prompts about how geography influences life in Manitoba.
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- Students will identify major geographical features of Manitoba.
- Students will explain how landforms, climate, and waterways influence population distribution.
- Students will describe important Manitoba industries, crops, and natural resources.
- Students will use key social studies vocabulary related to Manitoba.
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