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Free canadian history activities for Microsoft PowerPoint
Carnaval de Québec: Ceinture Fléchée Bracelet FRENCH version
***THIS IS THE FRENCH VERSION OF THE PPT***This is a lovely activity I did with my grade 5 class in order to learn about Québecois culture and celebrate the Québec carnival. In 2023, I have just update the file for grade 6 with learning outcomes listed and tied it into research concepts. However you can edit the file or skip over what you would like. The full powerpoint explains through text but mostly images how each student can create a handmade bracelet. The design and colours were modelled a
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Grades:
3rd - 10th
Canadian Capitals Activity - Virtual Field Trip in Canada via GoogleSlides | PPT
Embark on a captivating and educational journey with our Canadian Virtual Field Trip. This interactive digital resource takes students through Canadian capitals and interactive slides while giving them choice and freedom to adventure, learn and develop practical travelling and planning skills. Inside the presentation, students are given travel options for their road trip. They will pick and choose which province and capital to travel to. Once there, they will watch an engaging video about the ca
Grades:
6th - 9th
French: Le Canada: Ses provinces, territoires et capitales: 5 activities
French: Celebrate Canada with your students! Primary and Junior GradesDiscover Canada and its provinces, territories and capitals! Engage your students with 5 fun activities they will enjoy completing.Check out the PREVIEW FILE. EVERYTHING YOU NEED! and SAVE YOURSELF HOURS OF WORK!!!!!! Integrate this resource in your Social Studies program with accurate information at the reading level of your students!This resource is intended to develop the vocabulary and support the understanding of the Can
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Indigenous Canada Lesson
Indigenous Canada is an important topic for young students! Correct terminology, creation stories and their origin are all provided in Child Friendly terms. Use the edit tab to put your own bitmoji in too!Included in the slides is an art project using egg cartons to make an animal. Truth and Reconciliation.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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4 Corners - Indigenous Focus (First Nations, Métis, Inuit)
This resource is designed as a quick get-to-know-you and introduction to potential topics in a Social Studies class. I love doing a content-based four corners because so many students aren't comfortable sharing about themselves (or they are sick of doing so during the first days of school). A teacher who uses this should be able to explain some of the basic ideas before the students pick a corner. Note: I always underscore the significance of each choice: they aren't fun dances with no meaning,
Grades:
4th - 12th
Grade 9 Alberta Social Studies Chapter 0: Introduction
Product DescriptionThis Introductory Unit is meant to be used in conjunction with the Issues for Canadians textbook, and is aligned with the Alberta Program of Studies.The presentation was created in Google Slides, so it can easily be used with Google Slides and PowerPoint. The ratio can be changed from its original 16:9 to standard 4:3 when used with Google Slides.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Contained P
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9th
Also included in:Â Grade 9 Alberta Social Studies Chapter 0-9 Bundle
FREE Buildings in Edmonton - A Cityscape Project
This project is designed for grade 3 and grade 4 and integrates science, social studies, art and mathematics. This project is based on Alberta curriculum and investigates specifically buildings in Edmonton, however the lesson and templates included can be used for any city in any country.
Included in the packet is:
- Lesson for how to create a cityscape
- Pictures with names of buildings in Edmonton
- Printable outcomes (Alberta Curriculum) for your bulletin board
- Graphic Organizer for st
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
Conscription et Propagande Première Guerre Mondiale (PGM)- FRENCH / FRANÇAIS
CETTE RESSOURCE EST EN FRANÇAIS. Tous les documents dont vous auriez besoin pour couvrir la conscription et la propagande pendant la Première Guerre mondiale (PGM).THIS RESOURCE IS IN FRENCH. All of the documents you would need to cover conscription and propaganda during World War 1 (WW1).
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Grades:
9th - 10th
WW1 Presentation. (Land, Air, Water) Questions Included.
A class presentation about WW1, mentions aspects such as air (planes), land (trenches, tanks, and diseases), and water (submarines and ships). Also has 3 short videos and questions at the end for students to do.
Grades:
6th - 10th
Canada Map Items - Google Slide
Included is a single Google slide of map items to study or use with a unit on the geography of Canada. Items include bodies of water, provinces/territories, and other countries (USA, Russia, Greenland, Iceland).
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Not Grade Specific
Canada: Distance Learning/Blended Learning Geography PPT
This PowerPoint overview of Canada can be used in the classroom or as a distance learning tool. It includes games, quizzes, and videos to enrich student learning. It also features two writing prompts with examples! This product is aligned with the Virginia Social Studies Standards of Learning. It covers:Provinces and TerritoriesPhysical FeaturesClimateNatural Resources and Economic Activities CultureLandmarks
Grades:
4th - 6th
Talbot Settlement Story
Nestled in the heart of Elgin County, the Backus-Page House Museum stands as a living testament to the rich local history that has shaped this region. This lesson is an introduction into the remarkable legacy of Colonel Thomas Talbot, a man whose vision and determination played a pivotal role in shaping the landscape and the lives of the early settlers in this area.Colonel Thomas Talbot is an iconic figure in the history of Elgin County. Born in Ireland in 1771, he arrived in Upper Canada (now O
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Also included in:Â Talbot Settlement Story - bundle
Soldier Silhouette FREE Powerpoint Art Lesson
An art lesson for Remembrance Day, November 11th. There is some information included which can be used to develop research questions for older classes as extension work. The activity is simple, requiring just paper and a black pencil.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Google slides
National Day for Truth & Reconciliation
Grades:
2nd - 6th
Canada's Cold War: the Doomsday Clock game
This is a game designed to walk students through major events of the Cold War (1945-1989) in a single lesson by letting them make choices as the Prime Minister of Canada. The teacher displays events, decisions and consequences on a projector, while students keep tallies in a handout. At the end, a class discussion and thinking questions helps students consolidate their learning.It is meant as a brief, fun overview, not in depth, and might make a good introduction to the topic.
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Grades:
10th
Alberta Natural Resources
Interactive slides that allow students to learn about the natural resources in Alberta. I am an Educational assistant for an online school and created this for students who require a more hands on approach to understand concepts rather than just reading and answering questions. All icons move to be able to be placed on the appropriate regions in alberta.
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4th
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Indigenous Resistance Movements
This product is a 3-4 week unit plan about Indigenous Resistance Movements in North America. It is intended for students in Grades 7-12, but could be adapted for other grades.Included in this package:A unit plan outlineOne student handout for each movement: the Oka Crisis, the Dakota Access Pipeline, Idle No More, Meech Lake Accord, Manitoba Hydro Northern Flood Agreement, American Indian MovementA student choice board for assignmentsA PPT with key questions for each movement
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Not Grade Specific
Canada vs The United States
Slideshow with some differences between Canada and the United States and a little game at the end of "Is it in Canada or the United States". The game has some skylines of different cities. You can have students guess if the city pictured is in the United States or Canada. There are also some National Parks as well.
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Grades:
5th - 9th
Age of Imperialism (PART TWO)
The study of new imperialism focuses on the 19th and 20th-century resurgence of imperialistic practices by industrialized nations. It examines the political, economic, and cultural motivations behind the colonization of territories, the establishment of spheres of influence, and the exploitation of resources in an era characterized by intense competition for global dominance. This Powerpoint is a brief introduction the the study.
Grades:
10th
FREE! Treaty of Versailles Discussion: "Justice or Revenge?" World War 1
This World War One discussion focuses on deeper thinking and is intended to be used at the conclusion of the unit. It can be used as part of the final assessment. Included within:Engaging Introduction (link to video clip)Clearly defined rubric and expectationsSeating chartDiscussion RulesDeeper thinking questionsConclusion (link to song) with analysisCheck out the whole World War One bundle!World War One BundleLike this resource? Check out the complete course! $100 OFFComplete American History
Grades:
9th - 12th
Porcupine Quilling
Share this North American Indigenous craft with your classroom. Porcupine quills are used to make beautiful art pieces by some Indigenous peoples but we use little wooden dowels and markers to make ours. Share the beauty of Indigenous art and help your class appreciate how much work and love goes into these breathtaking pieces.
Grades:
K - 2nd
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"If I Became Prime Minister" Project
This project can be on its own or as a guide for students to make a PPT. This project was to help teach the students about the different political parties, and to get them creatively and critically thinking about how they, themselves want to see change in their own country.
Grades:
9th - 12th
New France Jeopardy
Need a way to review for Social Studies. This review of information about New France has been classroom tested. The questions are challenging and it will tell you whether the student's know the information or not. The purchase of this product gives you the right to alter it in anyway you need.
Grades:
7th
Comparing Iroquoians lifestyles in 1500 and 1745
This Power Point lesson on Iroquoians compares their lifestyles in 1500-1745.
This Power Point includes information about:
- Their territory
- Their way of life
- Their economic activities
- Trading with Europeans
This lesson also includes a review at the end that can be done individually or in a group.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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