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High school canadian history scripts under $5
Charter Rights Reader's Theater
Are you teaching Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms? This product is for you!This product includes 4 reader's theater scripts of different Supreme Court cases that exemplify different charter rights. Your students will love bringing these cases to life and connecting how the supreme court and the charter impact Canadians daily life. Cases covered:Case #1 - Justine Blainey (Equality Rights)Case #2 - Richard Sauvé (Voting Rights)Case #3 - Jim Keegstra (Free Speech)Case #4 - Steve Powley (Tre
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6th - 9th
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Battle of the Plains of Abraham Reader's Theatre
This is a reader's theatre script that tells the story of the Battle of Plains of Abraham from both the British and French point of view. Characters include General Wolfe and his staff, General Montcalm, Governor Vaudreuil, and Bishop Pontbriand, as well as several regular soldiers on both sides of the conflict. It also included two narrator roles who explain the historical context for each scene. I wrote this while teaching my Grade Five class in Vancouver, BC. They really enjoyed it and found
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5th - 12th
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Screenplay 4 | New France and British North America | The Seven Years War
Looking for a new approach to Grade 7 Canadian History? Make lessons for your students more engaging by introducing this script from my collection of short, historical-fiction screenplays written for young Canadians! Whether your students act them out, or simply take turns reading the parts, setting a storyline within an actual, historical event is likely to entertain the most apathetic of pre-teens and adolescents, giving them an appreciation of their country's fascinating past!
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7th - 10th
Le capteur de rêves - First Nation Legend (French Reader's Theatre)
This product entirely in French from Chez Nathalie is a theatrical adaptation of the Ojibwe legend: Le capteur de rêves (The Dreamcatcher), which focuses on the sacred principle of dreams. After a wizard casts a spell, a hunter is haunted by nightmares, and his nation is on the brink of famine. One night, a spider visits him and helps him break the spell. The hunter makes a dreamcatcher, which allows him to have good dreams, hunt successfully and save his people. There are 8 roles: 3 main roles
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: 5 First Nation Legends: Sacred Elements (French Reader's Theatre)
Gluskabe et le vol du tabac - First Nation Legend (French Reader's Theatre)
This product entirely in French from Chez Nathalie is a theatrical adaptation of the Abenakis legend: Gluskabe et le vol du tabac (How Gluskabe Stole Tobacco), which focuses on tobacco, a sacred plant. Gluskabe’s grandmother is sad that there is no more tobacco, and her grandson wants to see her happy. When Gluskabe learns that a selfish and dangerous wizard (Grasshopper) grows it solely for his own purposes on an island far away, Gluskabe decides to steal his tobacco and share it with everyone.
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: 5 First Nation Legends: Sacred Elements (French Reader's Theatre)
Les quatre voeux - First Nation Legend (French Reader's Theatre)
This product entirely in French from Chez Nathalie is a theatrical adaptation of the Abenakis legend: Les quatre voeux (The Four Visitors), which focuses on the sacred principle of the number 4. Four men visit the Creator Gluskonba after he promises to grant a wish to each member of the nation who asks him for one. Gluskonba gives a small pouch to each man and tells them to open it only at their homes. Three men do not follow his instructions and meet a fateful destiny. Only one man benefits fro
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6th - 9th
Also included in: 5 First Nation Legends: Sacred Elements (French Reader's Theatre)
Glooscap et Géant Hiver - First Nation Legend (French Reader's Theatre)
This product entirely in French from Chez Nathalie is a theatrical adaptation of the Micmac legend: Glooscap et Géant Hiver (Glooscap and Old Man Winter), which focuses on the sacred principle of the circle. The Micmac Nation risks extinction due to an extremely cold winter. Glooscap, the Creator, aids the nation by travelling South and bringing Princess Summer back to the North with him. The two confront Old Man Winter and order him to bring about a milder winter and accept the princess’s visit
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: 5 First Nation Legends: Sacred Elements (French Reader's Theatre)
Les trois soeurs - First Nation Legend (French Reader's Theatre)
This product entirely in French from Chez Nathalie is a theatrical adaptation of the Mohawk legend: Les trois soeurs (The Three Sisters), which focuses on beans, corn and squash, three sacred plants. The three complementary plants grow up together and are very happy. Hunters, also brothers, discover them one day, and Bean disappears during the night. After two more visits by the hunters, Squash and Corn disappear in turn. The sisters are eventually reunited and once again happy at the hunters’ h
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: 5 First Nation Legends: Sacred Elements (French Reader's Theatre)
Screenplay 2 | New France and British North America | The Father of New France
Looking for a new approach to Grade 7 Canadian History? Make lessons for your students more engaging by introducing this script from my collection of short, historical-fiction screenplays written for young Canadians! Whether your students act them out, or simply take turns reading the parts, setting a storyline within an actual, historical event is likely to entertain the most apathetic of pre-teens and adolescents, giving them an appreciation of their country's fascinating past!
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Screenplay 3 | New France and British North America | Thanadelthur
Looking for a new approach to Grade 7 Canadian History? Make lessons for your students more engaging by introducing this script from my collection of short, historical-fiction screenplays written for young Canadians! Whether your students act them out, or simply take turns reading the parts, setting a storyline within an actual, historical event is likely to entertain the most apathetic of pre-teens and adolescents, giving them an appreciation of their country's fascinating past!
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Grades:
7th - 10th
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