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Free 8th grade canadian history resources for Microsoft Word
Who's in Charge? Canadian Federal, Provincial, Municipal government exploration
An activity for teaching levels of government in Canada. Following the Saskatchewan curriculum and current legislation, students can view the list of responsibilities each level of government has and organize them accordingly. Students can recognize and understand how the levels of government function and work together to get things done.
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4th - 9th
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Canadian Websites for Social Studies Projects and Heritage Fair
This is a list of websites that is useful for grades 6-12 Social Studies. The sites are great for students who are completing research projects (such as heritage fair). They're all reputable and contain excellent Canadian content.
I have found that students waste so much time mindlessly putting topic ideas into search engines and this time doesn't always result in reliable information. This list of sites helps to narrow students' focus in their research which gives them more time to actually l
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6th - 12th
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Canada's Provinces Mapping Challenge
This is a simple mapping challenge to start a unit on Canadian Geography or as a simple review of Canada's provinces. Students work together to try and correctly colour the map. before you as the teacher provide the correct answers.
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4th - 9th
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UBD RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS - FATTY LEGS - WHEN I WAS EIGHT - UNIT PLAN
UBD styled unit plan for grade 4-6, it is designed for the grade 6 class using the Saskatchewan curriculum. It delivers hard truths about the Indian Residential Schools. Free resource to implement during September in respects to orange shirt day. You will need the books:Fatty Legs - Christy Jordan-Fenton and Margaret Pokiak-FentonWhen I was eight - Christy Jordan-Fenton and Margaret Pokiak-FentonStudent self assessments:Journal logsCharacter study/sketchPeer discussionsGroup workKWL chartsSequen
Grades:
4th - 8th
Louis Riel ~ Word Search ~ Canadian History ~ FREE ~
"The past is a place of reference, not a place of residence.The past is in your head. The future is in your hands." Louis Riel, a Canadian folk hero, fought for the rights of indigenous peoples and was prominent in the development of Western Canada in the 1800s. You get: 1. A word search using 30 words pertinent to the life of Louis Riel. 2. An answer key. 3. An expansion activity to be used as homework or a quiz or extra credit. Everything is handout-ready for your students. (3 pages
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8th - 12th
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Les Métis ~ Word Search ~ Louis Riel ~ FREE ~
"A people without knowledge of their past history, origin, and culture, are like a tree without roots." Les Métis are people of mixed European and indigenous ancestry in Canada. You get: 1. An word search using 25 words in French pertinent to les Métis. 2. An answer key. 3. An expansion activity to be used as homework or a quiz or extra credit. Everything is handout-ready for your students. (3 pages) .. More on les Métis .. * Les MétisIf you like my products, please follow me by c
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8th - 12th
Orange Shirt Day Article of the Week
This FREE activity highlights an article that explains the origin of the Canadian 'orange shirt day' that represents the persecution of Canadian indigenous peoples in the residential school system. The activity includes pre- reading prompts, a mini lesson on active reading and post reading questions.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Canadian Geography Quiz (Editable)
Quiz for students studying Canadian geography that covers:Major landformsSettlement and migrationOut-migrationRegional stereotypesWhile this quiz focuses on Canadian geography, it is editable and can be easily modified to suit where you live.
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7th - 9th
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Remembrance Day Canada English and French Immersion
A sheet I used to teach a reader's theatre workshop about Remembrance Day in English and French. I had students read lines from both languages and they all read the last lines together. Free for you!
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4th - 9th
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Canadian Black History Month - 4 lessons
These Word documents are meant to go with my PowerPoint of the same title. Please check out my store for that free resource. I just didn't know how to put them together.
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6th - 12th
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Carnaval de Québec: Ceinture Fléchée Bracelet notes de presentation
**FRENCH PRODUCT***This is dialogue goes with my Carnaval de Québec: Ceinture Fléchée Bracelet activity (ppt). It is a dialogue that students could use should you decide to have your students share the project with other classes.The dialogue is set up in A/B format for two student presenters. This copy is written in French. It has students introduce the idea of the Québec Carnival and the arrow sash before leading them through the bracelet activity. It should be used in conjunction with the
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4th - 9th
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Saskatchewan, Grade 7 Social Studies - Interactions and Interdependence
This is part 1 of 3 for the Interactions and Independence unit for grade 7 social studies in Saskatchewan. Focus on globalization and its impacts. Textbook pages refer to the Pearson textbook, but could be easily replaced by online readings pertinent to the topic.
Includes Learning targets tied to each lesson.
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6th - 8th
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Data Collection Sheet - 8 Geographic Regions of North America
This is a data collection sheet using the Nystrom Desk Atlas Maps to find information on the 8 Geographic Regions of North America which include: The Appalachian Region, The Coastal Plain, The Great Plains, The Interior Lowlands, The Canadian Shield, The Rocky Mountains, The Basin and Range, and The Coastal Range. It has students present information on the location, climate, vegetation, topography and metropolitian areas.
Can be used in conjuction with my Geographic Regions of North America bl
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Crime Report the Assassination of Franz Ferdinand, Grade 10 Canadian History
This activity is used as a viewing guide to the episode of Days that Shook the World: The Assignation of Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand.
Students are to watch the video and fill out the crime report. When finished students are to use the information gathered in class and in from the film to formulate a response to why Canada entered WWI.
Days that Shook the World. The Assassination of Franz Ferdinand. BBC.2003.
Keywords: Crime Report, Franz Ferdinand, Arch Duke, Assassination, WWI, World War I,
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7th - 10th
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Truth and Reconciliation Intro Lesson
This lessons is a great introduction to a unit of Truth and Reconciliation with the indigenous peoples of Canada.
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Grades:
7th - 8th
Canada's Provinces and Territories: Provincial and Territorial Symbols Book
In this mini book, you will learn about the history behind the formation of each Canadian province and territory, as well as the origin of its very name. Discover the symbols – from animals to floral emblems, flags, gemstones and more – which residents in provinces and territories recognize as part of their own unique identity.
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4th - 12th
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Social Studies Curriculum Night Parents Invitation Jr/Sr
An invitation to curriculum night that highlights the importance of Social Studies in Canada.This is in a Word Doc format and may be adjusted to fit your class, country, and unique voice.
Grades:
6th - 9th
Residential School Research Project
Residential School Research ProjectThis resource is for teachers who are educating Gr 7-12 students about residential schools, and survivors. Be aware that some stories of residential school survivors can be emotional, and that this must be taught in an appropriate, and empathetic manner. This file is editable, so if you wish to add more questions, you may add or delete. If you have any other suggestions, please send a message to give me some more ideas on how to make this more culturally respon
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7th - 11th, Adult Education, Staff
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Les femmes canadiennes
List of 32 important women in Canadian HistoryCan be used as research ideas for Women's History Month
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6th - 10th
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Imperialism in Canada
Student-friendly text created to provide students with an understanding of aboriginal peoples' way of life in Canada before the arrival of Europeans, first contact, and early structure of Canadian settlement.
Grades:
7th - 10th
F.A.I.L.U.R.E. of the League of Nations
Acronym for the causes of the failure of the League of Nations
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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