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10th grade canadian history research for Google Apps
Natural Disasters Research Assignment - Template, Example, and Rubric Included
This Canadian Natural Disasters Research Assignment allows students to research different types of natural disasters in Canada. Students are required to find examples of different types of disasters, share information, and include photos. Types of disasters: flood, drought, rockslide, hurricane, tornado, forest fire, ice storm, tsunami, earthquake, volcano, avalanche. Required information includes: a description, cause, possible mitigation, and photo!! Rubric, template, and example included for
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7th - 10th
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NAC1O Indigenous Photography Unit
* authentic resource - I am a citizen of the Métis Nation of Ontario and have worked hard on this unit to create a unit that honours Indigenous voices and counters hegemonic thinking. Unit on Photography and Indigenous Photography for NAC1O, grade 9 Indigenous Arts course in Ontario* learn photography composition rules* learn about some of the amazing Indigenous artists here in Canada and beyond* activities for students to complete - taking photos, research, learning more about Indigenous artist
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8th - 11th
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Grade 9 Geography Culminating Project - Grade 9 Geography Summative Project
This Grade 9 Canadian Geography Culminating Project has students use the research skills developed in the course to conduct research on a Canadian National Park of their choice. Students are to answer questions, create charts and graphs, and present findings in a presentation. Content covers each unit from the course.Ideal to use CGC1P or CGC1D, and CGC1W. This resource can be adapted for other geography courses as well.Included:InstructionsRubricResource LinksStudent Choice ChartCheck out our o
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7th - 10th
Canadian Industries Research Report Assignment - Industries Report
This Canadian Industries Research Report Assignment requires students answer the question of which industry is most important to Canada considering the economy, the environment, and social impact. Assignment includes: instructions, rubric, note-taking sheet, outline, report example, and student choice tracker. Ideal to use CGC1P or CGC1D: Issues in Canadian Geography as a unit summative task. This resource can be adapted for other geography or science courses as well.Includes:6 Google Docs: Repo
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8th - 11th
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Changes in Shopping: 1982 to the Present
This worksheet examines changes to the world of shopping in Canada from 1982 to the Present. This worksheet was designed for the CHC2D course, but could be sued for other courses and other grades.Students will interact with various resources (videos & articles - links provided) to learn about the history of online shopping, and sales tax in Canada.
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6th - 12th
WWI Summative Assessment: Research Project
CHC2DStrand BStudents can describe an event, person/community, or concept that took place during WWIStudents can explain the significance of an event, person/community, or concept that took place during WWIStudents can analyze how an event, person/community, or concept that took place during WWI is relevant today
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10th
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Canadian Conflict Jigsaw: 1982 - Present
This is a jigsaw activity created for students to learn about various conflicts in Canada, and international conflicts that Canada was involved in during the period from the 1980s to the present. This was a resource designed for the CHC2D course, but could be used in other courses and for other grades.Conflicts included are: Protesting the G20 in Toronto; Quebec Tuition; National Inquiry into Missing Indigenous Women and Girls; 1998 Ice Storm; Creation of the Bloc Québecois; South African Aparth
Grades:
6th - 12th
Explore B.C. Regions & Geography Project
Explore B.C. Geography with this group project template! If your students are anything like ours, they struggle with their knowledge of the province outside of their home region. This editable project aims to introduce students to the British Columbia region by region. Students will research & present information relating to the physical geography and topography, major cities, highways, industries, and the tourist destinations/attractions that make up this fine province. Individually, or as
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8th - 12th
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Populations of Canada Research Presentation Assignment - Unit Summative
This Populations of Canada Research Presentation Assignment requires students to select a city in one of Canada's provinces or territories and present an analysis of the population to the class. Students can complete on their own or in groups. Assignment includes topics such as: population pyramid, demographics, occupations, push/pull factors, and more. Assignment includes: Instructions, guiding questions, rubrics, groups selections, an example presentation, and instructions on how to create a p
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7th - 10th
Cowichan Nation Quiz
This activity helps to share and inform about the Cowichan Nation. There are links at the bottom of the quiz to preview before or after the quiz, depending on how you use this resource. It is engaging and sparks converstion.
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4th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Virtual Cross-Canada Challenge
A multi-media extravaganza that will keep your students engaged and learning as they plan a detailed, 20-day, $15,000 digital trip across Canada with stops in each capital city.As your students discover their country, they will practice important skills including: digital mapping, time and money management, financial record keeping, and other valuable computer-based skills.
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5th - 12th
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Virtual Cross-Canada Challenge - 1
A multi-media extravaganza that will keep your students engaged and learning as they plan a detailed, 20-day, $15,000 digital trip across Canada with stops in each capital city.As your students discover their country, they will practice important skills including: digital mapping, time and money management, financial record keeping, and computer-based skills.
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5th - 12th
Also included in: Virtual Cross-Canada Challenge
Landform Regions and Types of Geographic Questions Assignment
This Landform Regions of Canada Assignment requires students to create questions and answers about each reason using the three types of questions discussed in Strand A: Skills & Inquiry!! Spend time reviewing factual, comparative, and causal question types by researching each of the landform regions, their characteristics, and creating questions of your own. Assignment includes: Instruction sheet with fillable graphic organizer, rubric, and a completed example! Ideal to use CGC1P or CGC1D: I
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8th - 10th
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Powley Day Comprehension and Higher Order Thinking Questions- September 19th
Powley Day is celebrated on September 19th to commemorate a significant legal decision that marked a pivotal moment for the Métis Nation in Canada. The day holds great significance as it represents the recognition and affirmation of Métis rights within Canada's legal framework, particularly under Section 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982.These questions are based on the following articles:https://www.metisnation.org/registry/the-powley-case/?doing_wp_cron=1695417653.8366539478302001953125R.V.POWL
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8th - 12th
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Canadians in Battle, WW1 - Grade 10 History, Unit 2: 1914-1929
Materials Included: Mini Google Slides (optional: explains activity instructions), 'Canadians in Battle' organizer handout, AP version of handout, Lesson Plan.This independent investigation class allows students to build on 'Strand A skills' by exploring the most important battles of WW1 on their own. Using their textbook and other linked websites, students can work independently or in small groups to research and connect HTCs to the following battles: Vimy Ridge, Somme, and Second Battle of Ypr
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10th
Also included in: Grade 10 History (CHC2D), Unit 2: 1914-1929
The Conscription Crisis: Canada at War
Students will be required to watch one video source (linked on Youtube) and critically analyze information on the Canadian War Museum website to answer guided questions pertaining to the conscription crisis in Canada during the First World War.
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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FLQ - Le Front de libération du Québec - Propaganda Task
"The leader of the Chénier Cell, Paul Rose, has instructed you to create a leaflet that will be distributed throughout Montréal and the rest of Québec which aims to improve the image of the FLQ amongst mainstream Québecers who may not agree with the tactics being used...." Includes full instructions, rubric and additional task guidance.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Joining Confederation: The History of Canadian Provinces
When teaching confederation to students, I break the students up into groups of three and assign each group a different Canadian Province to research. Students will use the guided 5 W's organizer to find out information about and why each province joined confederation, as well for reasons they may have been reluctant to join. Once students have done their research and completed their organizers they will put their findings in a slideshow to present to the class. I always get students to use the
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9th - 12th
Virtual Cross-Canada Challenge - 2
Part II of a multi-media extravaganza that will keep your students engaged and learning as they plan a detailed, 20-day, $15,000 digital trip across Canada with stops in each capital city.As your students discover their country, they will practice important skills including: digital mapping, time and money management, financial record keeping, and valuable computer-based skills.
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Grades:
5th - 12th
Also included in: Virtual Cross-Canada Challenge
Modern Revolution Inquiry
In this resource, students will explore five modern, revolutionary ideas including:-Asian Hate during COVID-19-Indigenous Issues surrounding Residential School graves-Black Lives Matter-LGBTQ2+ timelines -Climate Change I developed this resource after chatting with a student about why they hate Social Studies. They said that they didn't hate it, but rather, didn't find it relevant. I wanted to change that for this student, and for yours. These five topics are incredibly relevant in today's socie
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9th - 12th
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Canada's Dark Past: The Canadian Residential School System
This interactive assignment allows students to research and record information in their own Google Slide, rather than on paper! This assignment is great for switching things up and giving students a chance to do a task other than filling out a worksheet. Link to specific websites are included with each question slide to avoid students getting lost in the process of Googling! After researching, students then pick from 1 of 5 Newspaper templated and create a one page article on the Canadian Reside
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6th - 12th
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Devoir sur les Mi'kmaq
Questions de recherche pour apprendre au sujet des Mi`kmaq.
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8th - 12th
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Using Maps as Primary and Secondary Sources
In this lesson, students will look at how maps can be used in historical research, as primary sources and as secondary sources. They will learn how images (and maps) can hold biases, and how that influences our understanding of history. Should be taught in combination with a lesson on The Battle of Vimy Ridge as the maps at the end are from the battle. Can be used as an introductory lesson leading into the battle, or as a supplementary lesson for a "gamification" break from note-taking. Can be u
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8th - 12th
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