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Not grade specific canadian history songs
Les Raftsmen (Piano Accompaniment Track)
Piano Accompaniment Track to sheet music.Piano only.Includes piano part and vocal lines exactly as written in music.No vocals.
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Canadian History Song - Never Let It Be (Winnipeg General Strike)
This resource includes the link to the primary source song, song lyrics, and classroom activities to think critically about the Winnipeg General Strike and the events that happened on "Bloody Saturday", June 21, 1919.The worksheet is divided into questions that can support classroom activities using the song as the foundation for critical thinking about this topic in Canadian history:Understanding ContextIntroducing Concepts (vocabulary that is connected to the topic)Interpreting and Analyzing t
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Canadian History Song - Organise! (Union Labour History)
This resource includes the link to the primary source song, song lyrics, and classroom activities to think critically about the struggle for union recognition to help support working conditions in Canada.The worksheet is divided into questions that can support classroom activities using the song as the foundation for critical thinking about this topic in Canadian history:Understanding ContextIntroducing Concepts (vocabulary that is connected to the topic)Interpreting and Analyzing the LyricsBuil
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Canadian History Song-September 12th, 1759 (The Battle of the Plains of Abraham)
This resources includes the link to the primary source song, song lyrics, and classroom activities to think critically about the Battle of the Plains of Abraham and its impact on the colonization of Canada.The worksheet is divided into questions that can support classroom activities using the song as the foundation for critical thinking about this topic in Canadian history:Understanding ContextIntroducing Concepts (vocabulary that is connected to the topic)Interpreting and Analyzing the LyricsBu
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Canadian History Song - Love and Oaths (Acadian Expulsion, Acadia)
This resource includes the link to the primary source song, song lyrics, and classroom activities to think critically about the love of a couple separated by the deportation of the Acadians. The songwrite and author connects this song to the experiences of minority peoples who have immigrated to Canada. The song connects to minority peoples in Canada and their historical experiences as immigrants in colonized Canada (such as the Doukhobors).The worksheet is divided into questions that can suppor
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Canadian History Song - Dad in the Depression
This resource includes the link to the primary source song, song lyrics, and classroom activities to think critically about the story of my Dad, an immigrant to Canada in the early twentieth century, and his experiences as a young man during the Great Depression. This is a song that tells my father's story and can be connected to the First People's Principles of Learning that "learning is embedded in memory, history and story". This song is a tribute to his history.The worksheet is divided into
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Canadian History Song - Ginger Goodwin (BC Labour movement)
This resource includes the link to the primary source song, song lyrics, and classroom activities to think critically about the story of draft dodger Ginger Goodwin who was an active labour leader in the Kootenay region in the early 1900s.The worksheet is divided into questions that can support classroom activities using the song as the foundation for critical thinking about this topic in Canadian history:Understanding ContextIntroducing Concepts (vocabulary that is connected to the topic)Interp
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Canadian History Song - Louis Riel
This resource includes the link to the primary source song, song lyrics, and classroom activities to think critically about the story of Louis Riel and the Red River Rebellion. The worksheet is divided into questions that can support classroom activities using the song as the foundation for critical thinking about this topic in Canadian history:Understanding ContextIntroducing Concepts (vocabulary that is connected to the topic)Interpreting and Analyzing the LyricsBuilding Perspectives (includes
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Canadian History Song - Terry Fox (Definition of a Hero)
This resources includes the link to the primary source song, song lyrics, and classroom activities to think critically about the definition of a hero. This song honours Terry Fox and his Marathon of Hope. The worksheet is divided into questions that can support classroom activities using the song as the foundation for critical thinking about this topic in Canadian history:Understanding ContextIntroducing Concepts (vocabulary that is connected to the topic)Interpreting and Analyzing the LyricsBui
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