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Free canadian history interactive notebooks
Canadian History: Klondike Gold Rush
Klondike Gold Rush is a quick foldable for Canadian Grade 4/5 students. All you need to do is print a couple pages for each student! You can use this foldable to introduce the topic or as a review to check understanding. Either way, your students will enjoy this activity.
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• Britain's Influenc
Subjects:
Grades:
4th - 5th
History of Canada Guided Notes - Lesson 7: How did Canada expand to the west?
These are a set of guided notes and writing activities that align with the seventh lesson from my intermediate-level course on The History of Canada in 10 Lessons, which is a FREE full-course Google Slides Presentation that can be downloaded from TPT here.Topics covered in these notes include bringing Manitoba and BC into Confederation, the Red River Rebellion, and the Canadian Pacific Railway. The guided notes can be included in a Social Studies folder and collected for participation assessment
Grades:
5th - 9th
FREE: Alberta Labeling Activity
Are you teaching Grade 4 Social Studies in Alberta? If so, here is the perfect introductory activity for introducing Alberta.Students will label different cities and significant outdoor locations on the map, and they can use technology and/or textbooks to assist them! This is the perfect spot to sneak in a mini lesson about Legends, which students can include on the side or the back. I recommend using this as a reference guide for students to refer back to once completed throughout the unit.
Grades:
3rd - 7th
History of Canada Guided Notes - Lesson 8: How was the west settled?
These are a set of guided notes and writing activities that align with the third lesson from my intermediate-level course on The History of Canada in 10 Lessons, which is a FREE full-course Google Slides Presentation that can be downloaded from TPT here.Topics covered in these notes include "The Wild West," the North West Mounted Police, the Northwest Rebellion, the Numbered Treaties, and the waves of immigration that filled the prairies in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.The guided notes
Grades:
5th - 9th
History of Canada Guided Notes - Lesson 3: What were the first colonies like?
These are a set of guided notes and writing activities that align with the third lesson from my intermediate-level course on The History of Canada in 10 Lessons, which is a FREE full-course Google Slides Presentation that can be downloaded from TPT here. Topics covered in these notes include New France, New England, relationships with Indigenous Peoples, and the Seven Years War.The guided notes can be included in a Social Studies folder and collected for participation assessment. (They also real
Grades:
5th - 8th
History of Canada Guided Notes - Lesson 2: Why did Europeans come here?
These are a set of guided notes and writing activities that align with the second lesson from my intermediate-level course on The History of Canada in 10 Lessons, which is a FREE Google Slides Presentation that can be downloaded from TPT here. Topics covered in these notes include the Age of Exploration and trading relationships between Indigenous Peoples and European Explorers.The guided notes can be included in a Social Studies folder and collected for participation assessment. (They also real
Grades:
5th - 9th
History of Canada Guided Notes - Lesson 1: Who was here first?
These are a set of guided notes and writing activities that align with the first lesson from my course on The History of Canada in 10 Lessons, which is a FREE Google Slides Presentation that can be downloaded from TPT here. Topics covered in here include the definition of Indigenous Peoples, the Land Bridge Hypothesis, and an introduction to various adaptations that particular Indigenous Peoples made to survive and thrive in their region.The guided notes can be included in a Social Studies folde
Grades:
5th - 9th
History of Canada Notes - Lesson 6: How does Canada become a country?
These are a set of guided notes and writing activities that align with the sixth lesson from my intermediate-level course on The History of Canada in 10 Lessons, which is a FREE full-course Google Slides Presentation that can be downloaded from TPT here.Topics covered using these notes include the War of 1812 and Canadian Confederation.The guided notes can be included in a Social Studies folder and collected for participation assessment. (They also really hold students accountable for paying att
Grades:
5th - 9th
History of Canada Notes - L4: What did the British do when they took control?
These are a set of guided notes and writing activities that align with the fourth lesson from my intermediate-level course on The History of Canada in 10 Lessons, which is a FREE full-course Google Slides Presentation that can be downloaded from TPT here.Topics covered in these notes include the British North America Act, the American Revolution, and the United Empire Loyalists. The guided notes can be included in a Social Studies folder and collected for participation assessment. (They also rea
Grades:
5th - 9th
History of Canada Guided Notes - Lesson 5: What was happening on the West Coast?
These are a set of guided notes and writing activities that align with the fifth lesson from my intermediate-level course on The History of Canada in 10 Lessons, which is a FREE full-course Google Slides Presentation that can be downloaded from TPT here.Topics covered include the contact with Indigenous Peoples, various visits by British explorers (e.g. George Vancouver), the Fur Trade, the Fraser River Gold Rush, and the establishment of British Columbia. The guided notes can be included in a S
Grades:
5th - 9th
World War I Interactive Notebook
This is a title page to an entire unit on World War I.Using an interactive notebook, students will learn about World War I. The activities will let students take ownership of their work. Included are activities such as: think/pair/share, group, share outs, etc . Also included are suggestions for incorporating tools like flipgrid, storyboard that, etc.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: WWI Unit - Interactive Notebook
History of Canada Notes - Lesson 9: How did Canada change from 1900 to 1950?
These are a set of guided notes and writing activities that align with the ninth lesson from my intermediate-level course on The History of Canada in 10 Lessons, which is a FREE full-course Google Slides Presentation that can be downloaded from TPT here.Topics covered in these notes include immigration and expansion, the mistreatment of Indigenous Peoples (e.g. residential schools, bans on the Sun Dance and Potlatches), World War One, the Great Depression, and World War Two. The guided notes can
Grades:
5th - 9th
Irish Immigration to Canada (en français)
Graphic Organizer for the cause and effect of circumstances that led to the immigration of the Irish to Canada.
Grades:
5th - 7th
War Measures Act - WWI - Canada
Short, basic powerpoint on the War Measures act of 1914
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: WWI Unit - Interactive Notebook
INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK PAGE -- KWL Chart - World War I
Students use their background knowledge and pictures from the title page to fill out the Know & Wonder section of the KWL.Print pages back to back. Depending on the printer, you may need to rotate the image/textbook on "what I have learned" page.Use a tri-fold technique and glue the page near the margin of the notebook - see video.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: WWI Unit - Interactive Notebook
WWI - Important Canadian people - interactive notebook
Students use 3-2-1 method of learning about and making meaningful notes on: Arthur Currie, Robert Borden, Wilfrid Laurie, Sam Hughes, Henri Bourassa.Written Student extension question included.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Also included in: WWI Unit - Interactive Notebook
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