Provinces: Nova Scotia
On this page, you'll find a collection of Social Studies worksheets, printable maps, word puzzles, and colorable flags for teaching students about the Canadian Province of Nova Scotia.
This map of Nova Scotia shows key places and landmarks in the Canadian province.
Kindergarten to 8th Grade
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This version of our Nova Scotia map is in full colour.
Kindergarten to 8th Grade
Kids can use their blue, yellow, and red crayons to color the NS flag.
1st through 8th Grades
Download and print this full-colour version of the provincial flag for Nova Scotia.
1st through 8th Grades
Use coloured pencils to complete this black-and-white outlined illustration of Nova Scotia's coat of arms.
2nd through 8th Grades
This is the full-colour poster with a picture of the Nova Scotia coat of arms.
2nd through 8th Grades
Use crayons to colour in this illustration of the province's escutcheon shield.
2nd through 8th Grades
Here's a full-colour poster of the Nova Scotia escutcheon.
2nd through 8th Grades
Find out key facts about Nova Scotia--such as the provincial bird and capital city--by completing this word scramble.
2nd through 5th Grades
This word search about the province of Nova Scotia includes 15 terms related to the province, such as Bay of Fundy, lighthouses, and White Hill. See if your students can find them all!
2nd through 5th Grades
Penelope Peabody is lost in one of Onatrio's provinces. Can your class help her figure out which one? In the story, Penelope mentions that she is watching puffins in the Atlantic Ocean. The province she's in is Latin for "New Scotland."
4th through 6th Grades
On this page, you will find resources on each of Canada's provinces and territories. We also have maps of Canada, as well as worksheets and games for teaching provincial capitals.
