Canadian History Interactive Notebook Social Studies Activity
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Do you want your Canadian History unit to be better than ever? This Social Studies unit, designed to accompany the Alberta curriculum is your answer! Your grade 5 Social Studies students will love learning about topics such as Canadian Confederation, The Famous Five and Historical Events that have sPrice $33.00Original Price $48.10Save $15.10
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This Interactive Notebook activity will guide students through important events in Canadian History. Seven different lessons with 11 fun foldables will have your students thinking critically about Canadian history. Topics covered include: Confederation, Canadian Leaders, Bilingualism, Canadian Pacific Railway, Industrialization, Urbanization, Great Depression, and Economic Boom.
What is Included?
• Teacher Guide for Each Lesson with Teaching Strategies, Materials Needed, etc.
• Interactive Foldables for Each Lesson
• Step by Step instructions for Assembling the Foldables
• Picture Samples to Show Your Students
• Suggested Responses for Foldables
• Links to Websites and Videos that Enhance Instruction
I originally created this product for grade 5 Alberta classrooms. However, it is general enough that it could easily be used in other upper elementary classes studying Canadian History.
The following outcomes from the Grade 5 Alberta Program of Studies are covered:
Students will:
5.3.1 appreciate how changes impact citizenship and identity:
• recognize how economic and political changes impact ways of life of citizens
• recognize the effects of Confederation on citizenship and identity from multiple perspectives
• recognize the historical significance of French and English as Canada’s official languages
5.3.2 assess, critically, the changes that occurred in Canada immediately following Confederation by exploring and reflecting upon the following questions and issues:
• How did John A. Macdonald and George-Étienne Cartier contribute as partners of Confederation?
• How did the circumstances surrounding Confederation eventually lead to French and English becoming Canada’s two official languages?
• How did the building of Canada’s national railway affect the development of Canada?
• Why were Aboriginal peoples excluded from the negotiations surrounding Confederation?
5.3.4 assess, critically, how economic booms and crashes affected ways of life in Canada by exploring and reflecting upon the following questions and issues:
• How did the First World War contribute to the industrialization and urbanization of Canada?
• In what ways did the Great Depression of the 1930s affect ways of life in urban and rural communities?
• How did the economic boom immediately following the Second World War affect ways of life in Canada?
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask in the Q&A section and don’t forget to check out the preview!
Don’t forget to check out my other Canadian Social Studies products!
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