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High school canadian history games for Google Apps
Introduction to the Métis Trivia Game - Google Slides
Test your students' knowledge of Métis peoples through this fun and interactive trivia game! Students will be asked 16 questions about a range of topics, including Métis heroes like Louis Riel and Gabriel Dumont, instruments, hunting practices and more. This game can easily be used for online or in-person classes, and is the perfect way to celebrate Métis week or Louis Riel Day on November 16!
Grades:
4th - 10th
Camp X Spy Mission - WWII Interactive Game!
This spy game has all the tools you need to simply create your own codes and messages to get students immersed in the world of espionage during WWII. Many people don't know that the biggest spy training facility for the Allies was in Whitby, Ontario! This game is perfect for your Grade 10 Canadian history course and will make your WWII unit come alive!Instructions, Agent Profiles for students, character profiles and instructions for teachers, links to sites to create your codes and messages, an
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Parliamentary Democracy Simulation Game
Help your students understand parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy with this fun government simulation game! Students will have the opportunity to become a monarch (based on birthday), vote or campaign for parliament, become Governor General, or even govern the classroom as Prime Minister. A classroom constitution is included to ensure the Prime Minister doesn't abuse their power (or violate school rules.) A Smart Start and Post-Activity Reflection is included, so the teacher can
Grades:
6th - 9th
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1950-1990 Slang Game Bundle
Teaching American History?Take an occasional break that's also educational by playing a slang game by the decades.The students will guess the meaning of the historical terms and the guest or teacher will guess the 2020's terms. The side that gets the most terms guessed correctly wins!This bundle provides slang games from 1950-1990.Bring in a different adult guest to guess the Gen-Z slang and add to the fun!This is a really fun way to build relationships and connect Gen-Z students to American his
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Canadian Icebreaker Activities
Three Canadian-themed first day of school or icebreaker activities to start your year off! Included in this resource are the following activities:Draw Canada ChallengeA-Z CanadaCanadian ScattergoriesThere are teacher instructions for all and printable worksheets for the last two resources. These activities are all very open-ended and flexible, so you can make adjustments for whatever group of students you might have in your classroom.
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Bundle: Start of Semester Canadian History Themed Activities
Intro to Canadian History: Scavenger Hunt Activity
This scavenger hunt is an interactive first day or introductory activity for the secondary History or Social Studies classroom. It could be used for any grade level or Social Studies type course. In the scavenger hunt, students will search for certain criteria and will take photos or videos of items and concepts around your school or classroom to provide evidence of their findings. Afterwards, students will share their photos, and stories of finding their evidence with the class. The scavenger h
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Also included in: Bundle: Start of Semester Canadian History Themed Activities
Unité 1 - Histoire du Canada 10e
Pleine unité pour le début du cours d'histoire 10e année. Inclus la prise de note interactif OU régulier, ainsi que des jeux pour engager l'intérêt des élèves.Full unit for the beginning of the grade 10 history course. This includes interactive note taking and regular notes, as well as engaging games for students.
Grades:
10th
Canadian Themed Icebreaker - Four Corners Activity
This activity is intended to be done on the first day of school or the start of a new course; however, it realistically can be done at any point with a class. The premise of the activity is to designate the four corners around your classroom as strongly agree, agree, disagree, and strongly disagree (or could be done in a linear fashion, if that works better for your space).Go through each of the 18 prompts one by one and ask students to move to the corner (or spot on the line) that reflects thei
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Also included in: Bundle: Start of Semester Canadian History Themed Activities
Quebec City Photo Scavenger Hunt
Here is a photo scavenger hunt that can be completed on Bikes or by walking in Old Quebec City. The clues use historical facts to help students find the places in the Old City. Students can be divided into groups and given different starting numbers, or they can work together. The answer key and map are included (Note: Map shows point "0" though not on the map - this is the location of a Bike Rental shop if you choose to complete the Scavenger hunt by bike).
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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Country Quiz - Canada (w/ Optional Researchable Questions) Google Slides
Know Your Country Quiz – Canada is a fun, general knowledge quiz designed for use on Google Slides.Questions are based on 5 trivia categories:Cities and TownsLandmarksHistorySportsMovies, TV, and MusicHow to play The quiz can be delivered in different ways. One option (my preference) is to play in small groups or individually. Each small group or student sits at their own area/desk and quietly records their own answers as the teacher runs through the slides. The small group or individual records
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Distance Learning: Introduction to Grade 8 Canadian History With Review Game
Do you need a fun way to review grade 7 Canadian history (1713-1850) during distance learning? Well, you've found it! My students love playing this game - even those who hate learning history! You can use this to review grade 7 material with your grade 8s, or as a diagnostic with your grade 7s!This game is based on the classic game "Timeline". The slide deck explains the rules, but you can look up the game to get an idea of how to play as well.This product is set up to be used with students over
Grades:
7th - 9th
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Unit 1 - Canada 1900 to 1914
A bundle of games and notes to start off the Grade 10 History of Canada course including the inventions of the early 1900s, the causes of World War I and the first declarations of war.
Grades:
10th
JEOPARDY! - Révision de l'étude de la Première Guerre mondiale
Jeux en format de Jeopardy qui agit comme une révision pour l'étude de la Première Guerre mondiale. Jeopardy style revision game for the studies of World War I.
Grades:
10th
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Games of the 1900s - Grade 10 Canadian History
This product offers students a chance to view the life of Canada, and the world at the begging of the Twentieth Century, while offering the teacher a diagnostic assessment of students' knowledge. This product allows students to learn through games. I typically use this product for the first few days of the semester.
Grades:
10th
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Canada vs The United States
Slideshow with some differences between Canada and the United States and a little game at the end of "Is it in Canada or the United States". The game has some skylines of different cities. You can have students guess if the city pictured is in the United States or Canada. There are also some National Parks as well.
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Grades:
5th - 9th
The Game of Canada
Similar to the game a Life, students are given different 48 to pick up and move to a location in Canada with a set budget. Each student is given a card with their specific scenario on it. The winner of the game is the student who managed to successfully move using the least amount of money.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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