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9th grade canadian history handouts $5-10
New France - Fur Trade - Canadian History - Hudson's Bay Company - Champlain HBC
This Royal Province of New France unit contains notes and activities on Canadian History. Perfect for a Fur Trade Unit or Hudson's Bay Company Unit, it contains class notes, reading passages, annotation activities, questions, graphic organizers, writing activities, foldables, and more! ✅Over 80 Pages of Resources!!!✅Please check out the preview for detailed information and images of some of the engaging activities included in this resource.✅No textbook is needed to complete these activities –
Grades:
4th - 9th
Orange Shirt Day - Reconciliation First Nations Canada - Residential Schools
Indigenous National Truth and Reconciliation Day (FNMI) First Nations, Metis, Inuit Studies - Orange Shirt Day is a great way to teach the significance of reconciliations between the Canadian Government and Residential school survivors to your students.It is a time to acknowledge the abuse and cultural genocide suffered by the First Nations' children in residential schools.This package includes a challenge, a definition of reconciliation, a primary appropriate summary or residential schools, vid
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7th - 10th
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Norval Morrisseau and Woodland Paintings
In this lesson student will learn about First National artist Norval Morrisseau and the Woodland Paintings. This lesson could be use in any Visual Art class or in a grade 10 Canadian History classYou will receive the following:Norval Morrisseau NoteEastern Woodland Art Symbolism handoutEastern Woodland Painting handoutPowerPoint on Eastern Woodland Art and Norval MorrisseauReview and art style comparison and identification activity (Is this a Norval Morrisseau Painting?) *** Some of the items in
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Les 5 raisons pour la Confédération canadienne
Life in British North America was very troubling in the 1860s. If the government didn't act swiftly - who knows how Canada's history would be told? This unit is ready for use! There is an information page for each of the 5 reasons for Canadian Confederation as well as supplementary images and information to help students comprehend this topic. The 5 reasons are:Political DeadlockDefence of the ColonyBuilding a RailroadThe Economy Britain's Changing AttitudeThere are Questions for each reason,
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7th - 10th
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First Nation History, Relations and Governance (Canadian History)
Worksheets, videos, Q&A, activities (multiple intelligence), debates, and guided reading that covers First Nations treaties, residential schools, current and past issues, Louis Riel and the Red River Rebellion...Lesson 1: Cover PagesCover PagesTitle page image and questions Lesson 2: Mapping First Nations Communities Mapping Major Cultural Regions of North AmericaMap of BC first nations language groups Lesson 3: Photos and Artifacts (Primary & Secondary Sources) Label artifactsMapping Ar
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7th - 12th
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Indian Horse Chapter Questions & Answer Keys - 127 Questions Total!
Comprehensive chapter questions for all 56 chapters of Richard Wagamese's novel, Indian Horse. The resource includes 127 chapter questions of varied skill and ability. Full answer keys included. These chapter questions would work well as an individual or group activity, assessment, or as a homework assignment.Indian Horse is a powerful piece of Canadian literature that explores themes of family and tradition, cultural genocide, abuse and trauma, and racism and prejudice.Content warning: Indian H
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9th - 12th
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Indigenous Content | The Outside Circle | Activities Bundle
Save with this bundle of activities which includes 5 lessons designed to deepen student understanding of the historical, political, and social context around Pete’s story. The following lessons are designed to take place after five pivotal moments in the story and include: Pete’s Bloody TW TattooAfter watching a short video outlining some of the major government decisions impacting Indigenous Peoples in Canada, groups research the political and historical acts bleeding from Pete’s tattoo. Then
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Indigenous Vocab Mondays: journals using CBC's Twisted Histories podcast NBE/EFP
Using the free CBC podcast "Telling Our Twisted Histories", which goes over words and concepts related to First Peoples/Indigenous and guides us through conversations with more than 70 people from 15 First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities, I play each 15-25 min episode on Monday mornings to set up students with a "decolonization mindset" for the rest of the week. Each episode comes with a 2-page list of journal questions for students to respond to. Answer key is included.There are 11 episo
Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in: Semester-Long bundle for English First Peoples/Indigenous Literature/NBE
Residential Indian Boarding Schools: Using Netflix's "Anne with an E" Excerpts
Using Netflix's popular TV series "Anne with an E", the lesson moves through excerpts of the third season to learn about Residential Indian Boarding Schools in Canada around the turn of the 20th century. Following Anne and Ka'Kwet's struggles, the lessons works to help scholars understand the multiple perspectives and responses to residential boarding schools.
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9th - 12th
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Indigenous Veterans Day Bundle (Nov 8): A project & podcast journal Q&As(Canada)
Engage your students in a meaningful exploration of Indigenous Veterans Day and Remembrance Day with this comprehensive bundle that combines a research project and a podcast-inspired journal activity. Designed to foster understanding, appreciation, and reflection, these assignments offer a unique opportunity for students to delve into the lives and contributions of Indigenous veterans and the history of their service.Assignment 1: Indigenous Veterans Research ProjectIn this research project, stu
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9th - 12th
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Canada's Indigenous People Set of 12 Student Symbol Drawing (with descriptions)
Engage and educate students with this poster set of 12 that describes Canada's Indigenous Peoples. Each poster includes the name of an Indigenous group, the proper pronunciation of the group, a description of where they reside, and some facts about them.In this activity, students will draw the symbol for each Indigenous group based on the description provided. Students may keep these or they can be hung around the classroom. The following Indigenous groups are included:The InuitThe HaidaThe Cree
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
High School Cadet Corp Training After WW I
The history of High School Cadet training is a long one going back before World War I. If, like me, you participated in Cadets at your school, you will know that the learning process was real and included many school activities ranging from weapon firing to marching in local events. In some places summer camps provided in-depth training where you learned how to light fires in the wilderness, how to signal, how to build bridges and much more.My original drawings provided here cover several activi
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Pre-War Life in Canada: Komagata Maru, Boer War and Alaska Boundary Dispute
Lesson materials to cover 3 significant moments in pre-war Canada (early 1900s). Resources provided to introduce students to The Journey of the Komagata Maru, The Boer War and The Alaska Boundary Dispute. Quick summaries and some primary sources provided for each. Teacher can review resources with students (whole-class) or have the students work in groups (group pairings) to review resources. A chart is provided to help students to review the significant Canadian moments - section provided for t
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9th - 10th
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LES PROVINCES ET LES TERRITOIRES DU CANADA
This is a French Immersion resource for any grade, providing an informative text, a few quick facts, a flag to colour, a map to colour and fill in, and a word search for each of Canada's ten provinces and three territories. This newer updated version also opens with a page of random facts about Canada, which makes for a simple read-aloud with the class.This resource is an ideal supplement--or even base--for a geographical exploration of Canada at any age or level.In my class I have provided a c
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3rd - 10th
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Also included in: FRENCH IMMERSION GEOGRAPHY BUNDLE
The Amazing Race CANADA Season 7 Ep 1 - 11 Worksheets and Answer Keys
The Amazing Race Canada Season 7 is a reality TV series where racing teams follow clues, interact with locals, and perform challenges that highlight aspects of Canadian culture, geography, history, and economy.Included for each episode #1 - #11 is:1) Student Question Sheet for CompletionNo marks to be assigned2) Student Question Sheet for GradingThe same questions as the completion sheet but each question is given a grade weightingTotal of 10 marks3) Teacher Answer Key.Answers for all questionsA
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5th - 12th
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Canadian Political Parties Research Assignment (PBL): Marking Rubric Included
Project-based learning is an important part of student development. It allows for differentiated learning, and teaches students research skills, communication skills, and so much more! This research assignment will allow students to understand, in detail, our top five political parties in Canada and one fringe party of their choosing. Students will create an informative educational presentation about the history, current state, platforms, and ideologies of the political parties they choose. The
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Understanding Canadian Government Bundle
Canadian History - Contact Between First Nations and Europeans
This comprehensive handout on the initial contact of First Nations people and Europeans in Canada provides information on the events, as well as poses questions that give students the opportunity to think critically about what contact meant for Canada as we know it today. Students will discover the positive and negative impacts on both cultures. The handout includes an optional assessment, where students complete a dialectical analysis of two different systems of government at the time of contac
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Contact Between Europeans and First Nations of Canada - Bundle
Black History Month - 1 month of Journal prompts - printable - middle school
Reflection Journal for the whole month of February. MIDDLE SCHOOL. Black History Month resource. Black Canadian history. Canadian Black History. Black Canadian leaders. Black leaders. Black History. Printable.
Grades:
6th - 9th
Truth and Reconciliation Webquest - Orange Shirt Day, Residential Schools
This webquest was created to support teachers guide students in learning about Truth and Reconciliation, residential schools and Orange Shirt Day in a sensitive way. All activities have been carefully chosen and vetted. All materials selected in this resource are told from an Indigenous perspective and are FULLY EDITABLE.This resource does NOT require any prior knowledge on the part of teachers or students. It is meant to be an exploration of Canada’s history with residential schools and its jou
Grades:
6th - 12th
Geography Unit - United States and Canada
This unit includes 6 Google Slides presentations. 2 deal with the cultural geography, 2 deal with the physical geography, and the last 2 talk about what the United States and Canada are like today, including their economies and environmental issues they face. Along with the presentations, there are 6 guided notes worksheets, one for each presentation. Students can work independently, or they can be filled out while the teacher goes through each of the presentations. This unit is all set and read
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
"The Grizzlies" Movie Questions & Answers
Movie Questions for the film "The Grizzlies"Includes Answer KeyUsed for the Aboriginal Studies Unit in the Grade 11 World Religions CourseIncludes topics such as: Aboriginal Studies, Residential Schools, Drug & Alcohol Abuse, Violence & Abuse in Relationships
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7th - 12th
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Geography - Grade 9 Urbanization Unit
**Grade 9 Canadian Urbanization Unit but can be used worldwide.
The unit on urbanization includes the following:
-Urban Location Factors
-Types of community in Canada
- Canadian Urban Areas
- Getting to know the GTA (2 activities - can be modified)
- Neighbourhood Virtual Tour Project (any location worldwide) with rubrics and screenshots
- Urban Planning Project (any location worldwide)
- Urbanization Test
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8th - 12th
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October Crisis - Detailed Lesson Plan & Activity Packet
**PRODUCT UPDATED!** I've created this bundle of resources to help guide a week of lessons, or potentially a mini-unit on the 1970 October Crisis. Below is a list of resources included in the pdf copy when you purchase. Within that pdf, there is a link and instructions to the Canva template. Once downloaded, you will be able to edit and adapt any of the lesson plans or activities to your curriculum outcomes/grade level. Never used Canva? That's perfectly okay! Creating an account is free and it
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Norval Morrisseau - Colour Scheme Paintings
This project is a fun introduction to painting and learning about Canadian Indigenous artist Norval Morrisseau. It helps students learn how to mix colours and create different colour scheme based off colour theory. I typically do this project with my grade 10's.What is included in this project:Colour Theory and Colour Mixing with PaintsLesson on colour theoryColour theory and mixing colours handoutsIntro to Woodland Painting and Norval MorrisseauLesson on Eartern Woodland Paintings and Norval Mo
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Grades:
8th - 10th
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