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Canadian history homework $5-10
Iroquois and Algonquin Natives
This is part of the grade 3 Quebec social studies curriculum. I have compiled worksheets that can be used as a booklet or as individual sheets as needed. I have scaffolded some worksheets so don’t be alarmed if two sheets look similar- it is only the objective that has been altered and not the content (ex: instead of writing, the child must identify). I have tried to make this interesting enough to sustain attention and interest. I am constantly searching for videos and images to help compliment
Grades:
3rd - 4th
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Early Explorers of Canada
This packet focuses on some of the important early explorers of Canada. Explorers covered include: Leif Erikson, John Cabot, Jacques Cartier, Samuel de Champlain, Henry Hudson, and James Cook.*Updated* - I've added Timeline Cards (Leif Erikson, John Cabot, Jacques Cartier, Samuel de Champlain, and Henry Hudson) for display or Learning Centers. Two versions are included: with years and without years. Use the ones without years to assess students' learning. (Timeline Cards not shown in the Preview
Grades:
4th - 8th
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
Grades:
9th - 12th
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10 fiches de lecture- Mois des Noirs
Ces 10 fiches de lecture permettent aux élèves d’en apprendre plus sur diverses personnes noires canadiennes marquantes. Les fiches portent sur les 10 personnes suivantes : Olivier Lejeune, Marie-Joseph Angélique, Richard Pierpoint, Josiah Henson, Harriet Tubman, Mary Ann Shadd Cary, Henry Bibb, Anderson Ruffin Abbott, Thornton et Lucie Blackburn et William Hall. Au travers ces courts textes, les élèves découvriront ce qu’ils ont fait de leur vécu et comment ils ont marqué l’histoire à leur faço
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Grades:
4th - 7th
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Full Mini Unit #2 (FRENCH) Social Studies new curriculum Heritage and Identity
New!!!! FULL MINI UNIT #2 FRENCH Social Studies new curriculum Heritage and Identity: Communities in Canada, Past and Present
This Unit focuses on Multiculturalism and Canadian Identity
*20 pages total*
This Mini-Unit was designed for students to discover some influential Canadians who have “contributed to the identity and image of our country” (Ministry of Education, Ontario Curriculum, 2013).
UNIT in English is also available
Social Studies New Curriculum 2013-2014.
Ideal for GRADE 6 in
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Grades:
2nd - 8th
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A Colouring Book about Terry Fox for Kindergarten to Grade 2
Looking for a fun, easy-to-prep, and age-appropriate way to teach about Terry Fox? A Colouring Book about Terry Fox for Kindergarten to Grade 2 has 41 colouring pages plus a cover for a colouring book.The Kindergarten version has 12 pages with a picture to colour and a word, phrase, or simple sentence to read.The Grade One version has 13 pages with a picture to colour and a sentence about Terry to read. The Grade Two version has 16 pages with a picture to colour and a sentence about Terry to rea
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Grades:
K - 2nd
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Etudes Sociales 6e: Les communautés au Canada au passé et aujourd'hui
Here is my comprehensive unit on Communities in Canada Past in Present for Grade 6. This unit, in line with the Ontario Grade 6 curriculum is thought provoking and meant to foster reflection and critical thinking on the part of the students. I have included a lot of discussion/reflection questions and opportunities for research. Weekly homework questions are provided at the end of the unit. In this unit, we look at concepts of identity, collective identity, community, contributions of various co
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Grades:
6th
Also included in: -BUNDLE- Études sociales: Toute le 6e année, unité, projets, tests etc.
Canadian Provinces Paraphrasing Worksheet Bundle (12 Assignments)
This fun and informative activity can be done in class or for homework. It allows students to practice reading, writing, and illustrating.Assignment:1. Students/Teacher read the definition of Paraphrasing2. Students read an Article on this Province(History, Location, Geographic features, Natural resources, and Wildlife)3. Students Paraphrase the information in their own words4. Students illustrate what they learned* See Previews for all 12 Provinces
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Not Grade Specific
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Full MINI UNIT (English) Social Studies Communities in Canada Past and Present
ENGLISH UNIT FOR Heritage and Citizenship Communities in Canada Past and Present
Ontario Curriculum Social Studies (new social studies curriculum)
*also fits in with other province's curriculums
Social Studies (specifically for GRADE 6 Social Studies).
This Product Contains: 23 pages
1-Mindset lesson (lesson 1 & 2) - hook (engaging students, making it relevant to them)
2- Activity for mindset lesson
3- Answer key for activity
4- Homework activity to send home
5- Next set of lessons (3 t
Grades:
4th - 8th
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Alberta Grade 7 Social Studies: The Metis Rise Up PowerPoint
This PowerPoint presentation meets Alberta's curriculum for Social Studies 7. It can be used in conjunction with the Social Studies 7 textbook "Our Canada: Peoples, Origins, Perspectives." It contains slides and discussion questions for Chapter 9: The Metis Rise Up.Keywords: Metis, Confederation, citizenship, Red River Settlement, Manitoba, Louis Riel, provisional government, Manitoba Act, French language and cultureABOUT BETTERENGBetterEng designs time saving educational resources for Grade 4 &
Grades:
7th
Also included in: Alberta - Grade 7 Social Studies PowerPoint Bundle
NAC2O First Nations, Metis, and Inuit in Canada (Ontario) Summative Activity
Final summative activity of the course. Photo essay, with detailed instructions, rubric and examplar.
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Grades:
10th
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Historical Figure Instagram Assignment
Ontario History curriculum Grade 6-8Creating/ designing an instagram page for a historical figure covered in the curriculum.
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms- videos, audio, easy reading
This powerpoint was made for a grade 9 social studies class on the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, but could be used in almost any grade. There are many hyperlinks on each side to provide more visual information for the students. I use the powerpoint as a review for the students at the end of the chapter, to use at a social studies center to reinforce the information learned, or to give to the students who need information provided to them in a more visual and audio manner. On each slide I have
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Grades:
6th - 12th
WWI Letters from the Trenches Assignment
Handout assignment for students to write letters home as soldiers during WWI. Sheet gives a brief explanation of information soldiers had then explains both the assignment and specific details required. Space left at the bottom to put in student names and your own due date. Rubric not included, I used one I found on this site.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Canada and the Great Depression
This 60 slide pdf presentation includes details regarding Canada's Great Depression and the hardships during this time.Youtube clips are embedded within the presentation Intro to a potential brochure assignment is within the slideshow. Rubric and assignment sold separately.
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Grades:
10th
Social and Economic Structures: Pre-Confederation Lapbook
This lapbook is designed to be a research tool or review tool for the Grade 7 Social Studies Unit 7.1.3. All foldables are correlated to a specific curriculum point to ensure your students have met all the requirements for this unit.
This lapbook comes in the following formats:
Full-Colour Teacher Version complete with teacher notes (but not answers, teachers will need to fill in their information)
Full-Colour Student Version
Black and White Student Version
IMPORTANT!!!
This is different then
Grades:
6th - 8th
Grade 10 Canadian History: The Changing Face of Canada
Introduction to grade 10 Canadian History 28 highly visual and interactive slidesIncludes questions that can be assigned for homework and completed in class and discussion questions, Focus on: Immigration Campaigns, Assimilation Immigration, Racism, Temperance Movement, Women and Voting, Labour Unions, Group of Seven, Alaska Boundaries, Reciprocity, Tariffs, Elections.This is a PDF of the ppt.This resource uses pages from Gage: Face of a Nation textbook.
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Grades:
10th
Seven Treaties with Canadian Indigenous Peoples
Students use the information in this assignment package to learn what agreements were made between the Indigenous Peoples of Canada and the British Government. These treaties serve as the basis for discussing whether the Indigenous Peoples of Canada were treated fairly in the treaty process.
Grades:
8th - 12th
1920s Assignment. Compare and contrast 1920 to 2020
Compare and contrast 1920s to 2020. Instructions: You must complete a compare and contrast chart comparing and contrasting one of the following topics. Remember to point out significant points for each time period. There must be at least 5 points in each section (5 for 1920s, 5 for 2020 and 5 for similarities.)
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Hitler pendant 1920s-1930s (WWII en français)
Students will watch a video about Hitler's early life into the 1930s and answer questions and will then have a couple of discussion questions. Answers are provided.
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: DGM (WWII en français)
HM World Cultures & Geography Chapter #3 Guided Notes and Study Guide
HM World Cultures & Geography Grade 6... guided notes for chapter #3 and study guide. I have other chapters and study guides available also.
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Grades:
6th
"An Arrow Through the Alliance" Cancellation Effects on U.S. - Canada Relations
Here is a document to support my novel study unit on "Chasing the Arrow" by Charles Reid. It was written by a young friend of mine, Allen Pietrobon, while working on his PhD at the American University in Washington D.C.
Before he left for his studies, I challenged him to find whatever he could about Canada's iconic Avro Arrow jet fighter. Here is what he found. It challenges the common ideas about what really happened. Click HERE for a link to "Chasing the Arrow"
Chasing the Arrow by Charl
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Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Economic Development and the Fur Trade Lapbook
This lapbook can be used in a few different ways:Option #1: Students will use this lapbook to create a research paper regarding the information on this unit. As students work through each portion, remind them to keep this in mind as they are researching.Option #2: Students could input the information into this lapbook to use as a study tool for their final Unit Test. Option #3: This could be used as a bonus activity to go along with your classroom activities as enrichment for those students who
Grades:
6th - 8th
1930s Assignment (compare and contrast 1930 to 2020)
Think about how the 1930s can relate to Canada today. The 1930s consisted of large amounts of unemployment, recession and drought. How can we relate this to the conditions in Canada today (due to COVID-19.) Instructions: write a paragraph (4- 6 sentences) comparing and contrasting the 1930s and 2020.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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