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Free 8th grade canadian history microsofts
Carnaval de Québec: Ceinture Fléchée Bracelet FRENCH version
***THIS IS THE FRENCH VERSION OF THE PPT***This is a lovely activity I did with my grade 5 class in order to learn about Québecois culture and celebrate the Québec carnival. In 2023, I have just update the file for grade 6 with learning outcomes listed and tied it into research concepts. However you can edit the file or skip over what you would like. The full powerpoint explains through text but mostly images how each student can create a handmade bracelet. The design and colours were modelled a
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3rd - 10th
Canadian Capitals Activity - Virtual Field Trip in Canada via GoogleSlides | PPT
Embark on a captivating and educational journey with our Canadian Virtual Field Trip. This interactive digital resource takes students through Canadian capitals and interactive slides while giving them choice and freedom to adventure, learn and develop practical travelling and planning skills. Inside the presentation, students are given travel options for their road trip. They will pick and choose which province and capital to travel to. Once there, they will watch an engaging video about the ca
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6th - 9th
Google Slides Presentation: The History of Canada in 10 Lessons
This presentation is basically an entire intermediate-level course on the history of Canada from first contact between Indigenous peoples to the present day. It is about 300 slides, divided into 10 different lessons covering different periods of Canadian history. The course is an introduction and an overview, so it's very good for giving students a sense of the overall narrative of Canada's story. The presentation is well-illustrated, includes links to videos, and discussion/inferring prompts fo
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5th - 9th
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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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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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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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FREE Grade 9 Geography Course Outline - Canadian Geography Course Outline
This grade 9 Canadian geography course outline provides a snapshot of CGC1W: Exploring Canadian Geography. This geography course outline includes 14 different module topics including political geography, Canadian industries, sustainability, populations, and more. Each module highlights the main topics to be focused on and lists ideas for formative and summative assessment tasks. There are links included throughout the modules for accompanying material or geography Kahoots to use for assessment.
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7th - 10th
4 Corners - Indigenous Focus (First Nations, Métis, Inuit)
This resource is designed as a quick get-to-know-you and introduction to potential topics in a Social Studies class. I love doing a content-based four corners because so many students aren't comfortable sharing about themselves (or they are sick of doing so during the first days of school). A teacher who uses this should be able to explain some of the basic ideas before the students pick a corner. Note: I always underscore the significance of each choice: they aren't fun dances with no meaning,
Grades:
4th - 12th
Industrial Revolution Inventions QR Code Carousel - History 10 Saskatchewan
In this activity students are introduced to important inventions that were developed during the Industrial Revolution. Students physically move throughout the room as they stud 5 different inventions and complete a corresponding worksheet. Perfect for History 10 or Social 10.
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6th - 12th
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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
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4th - 8th
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
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
Canadian Black History Month - 4 lessons
Canadian Black History Month PowerPoint. Provides a brief overview of the history and celebration of black Canadians. Check out my store for free lesson worksheets to go with it. I wasn't sure how to include them here. I recommend you go through the presentation over at least 4 lessons.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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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Hand-Drawn Map of Canada Clipart
Clipart of Canada, with thin white outline. Perfect for slideshows, worksheets on displays. Customize it to show whatever you'd like!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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WW1 Presentation. (Land, Air, Water) Questions Included.
A class presentation about WW1, mentions aspects such as air (planes), land (trenches, tanks, and diseases), and water (submarines and ships). Also has 3 short videos and questions at the end for students to do.
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6th - 10th
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Special Lesson
With the recent news of Gabby Petito who went missing and is now declared dead, many have begun to ask about the double standard in the media for Indigenous Women. Of course, awareness should be raised about Gabby Petito's story while also bringing awareness to the many missing and murdered Indigenous Women. All missing women should be given media coverage. This lesson looks at the following:This lesson starts with a warning for sensitive content. An overview of Gabby Petito's story that has bee
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6th - 8th
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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National Day of Truth and Reconciliation - Special Lesson
September 30th is National Day of Truth and Reconciliation - a day to listen, amplify, and take action towards Reconciliation. This lesson looks at the following elements: The key terms that will be used in the presentationAn explanation of Residential Schools A look at Chanie Wenjack's story Who bears responsibility for the Residential schools A look at where we are at todayResponsible reconciliation A deep dive on Orange Shirt Day and much more!Download this lesson and let us know your thought
Grades:
4th - 8th
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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Kamloops Residential School Special Lesson
On Friday, May 28th 2021, it was announced that the remains of 215 Indigenous children were found buried on the grounds of this school. It is believed that some of the children are as young as three years old. This lesson looks at what exactly happened, a closer look at Residential schools in Canada, the Indian Act, and where Canada is now. This lesson contains content that some students may find upsetting; however, it is explained in a very straight-forward manner. Be sure to follow Park Street
Grades:
4th - 12th
Indigenous Canadian History Slideshow
History wars are debates over collective memory within a national territory, between those separated by generational, ethnic, ideological or other divisions deemed fundamental to members of the groups involved. Often prompted by catalytic events such as anniversaries or commemorations, they can develop when revisionist historians seek to counter hegemonic approaches with those highlighting the experiences of minority populations, and exposing instances of strategic forgetting, or ‘chosen amnesia
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7th - 10th
"Creating History" Sample Resources - US History, Canadian, World, Civics
This bundle of sample material reflects the design and philosophy of my work! The download includes a free weekly lesson planner and a free primary and secondary source analysis activity. Interested in complete courses?American History: A Story of Courage, Conflict, and Freedom $100 OFFEuropean/World HistoryCanadian Civics: Purposeful, Informed, and Active CitizenshipCanadian HistoryGoogle Classroom Units and BundlesCanadian HistoryAmerican HistoryIn addition, you can find free products here!B
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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