Landmark Report

This worksheet supports students in Grades 4, 5, and 6 as they research and write a short informational report about a significant Canadian landmark. Through guided questions and structured planning, students practice research, note-taking, organization, paragraph writing, geography awareness, and cultural understanding while learning how to explain why a landmark is important.

Key Learning Objectives

• Informational Writing Skills (Grades 4-6) – Organize facts into a clear, structured paragraph using complete sentences
• Research & Inquiry – Gather and record information about location, geography, and significance from reliable sources
• Canadian Geography & Landmarks – Identify important landmarks and explain their environmental, historical, or cultural value
• Critical Thinking – Select relevant facts and explain why the landmark matters beyond basic description

Classroom & Home Use

• Teacher-Created Resource – Designed by educators to align with ELA and social studies standards
• Step-by-Step Structure – Guides students from research questions to final paragraph writing
• Flexible Implementation – Works well for independent work, research centers, homework, or homeschool lessons
• Student Choice Friendly – Allows learners to select from a list of landmarks or choose one of personal interest

This Landmark Report worksheet helps students build confidence with informational writing, research organization, and geographic reasoning. By combining note-taking with paragraph construction, students learn how to turn facts into clear explanations that demonstrate understanding. Whether used in a classroom or homeschool setting, this printable resource supports meaningful writing practice while deepening knowledge of Canadian landmarks and their significance.

This worksheet is part of our Canada Worksheets collection.