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10th grade canadian history lessons
Canada and World War Two: Complete Unit - Digital & Print!
This unit contains 15 full lessons, 3 summative assessments, and everything you need to teach an engaging WORLD WAR TWO CANADIAN HISTORY UNIT.LESSON TOPICS:Rise of TotalitarianismFailure of the League of NationsAppeasementWW2 Battles (2 lessons)Canadian BattlesWar in the AirHomefront (Economy/CCF)Homefront (Conscription)Marginalized CanadiansPropagandaThe HolocaustAtomic Bombing/End of WW2This unit places a significant focus on the experiences, stories and perspectives of FIRST NATIONS, BLACK CA
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Canada and World War One: Complete Unit - Digital & Print!
This unit contains 11 full lessons, 3 summative assessments, and everything you need to teach an engaging WWI CANADIAN HISTORY UNIT. LESSON TOPICS:Causes of WWIFighting on Land, Sea and AirCanadian Battles (Ypres, Somme, Vimy Ridge, Passchendaele)RecruitmentOpposition to the warWWI Propaganda AnalysisCanadian HomefrontEnd of WWI and Treaty of VersaillesFREE BONUS LESSONS included in this Bundle:Introduction to History (1 lesson)Introduction to Historical Thinking Concepts (1 lesson)This unit pla
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Roaring Twenties in Canada: Complete Unit - Digital and Print!
This unit contains 8 full lessons, 3 summative assessments, and everything you need to teach an engaging ROARING TWENTIES UNIT FOR CANADIAN HISTORY.LESSON TOPICS:The Winnipeg General StrikeIntroduction to the Roaring TwentiesProhibitionPolitical Cartoon AnalysisCanadian AutonomyDiscrimination in the 1920sFilm AnalysisLiving Timeline ProjectThis unit places a significant focus on the experiences, stories and perspectives of FIRST NATIONS, BLACK CANADIANS, ASIAN CANADIANS, WORKING CLASS CANADIANS
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Residential School System in Canada Presentation - Orange Shirt Day Lesson
Residential School System in Canada Presentation - Orange Shirt Day Lesson is a powerful way to introduce students to a dark time in Canadian history. The 15-slide PowerPoint presentation. The residential school system was a government-sponsored program that forcibly removed First Nations children from their families and communities in an attempt to assimilate them into the dominant culture through education and removing the influence of their culture. This introductory presentation will provide
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Historical Perspective Lesson - Teaching Historical Thinking - Digital & Print!
Forget memorizing facts, and teach your students how to think like a historian! This is the fourth in a series of lessons on the Historical Thinking Concepts (HTC). This lesson focuses on HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE and helps students develop their critical thinking and analysis skills related to this historical thinking concept.The lesson includes the following materials:Detailed Lesson PlanGoogle slides with key vocabulary, learning goals, success criteria, discussion questions, activity explanatio
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Historical Thinking Bundle: A Complete Unit - Digital & Print!
Klondike Gold Rush Webquest
Klondike Gold Rush WebquestStudents will research the Klondike Gold Rush by completing a great internet-based worksheet. The Klondike Gold Rush Webquest uses a very student friendly website that covers the basics of events and facts about the gold rush. The webquest also works great as historical background for Call of the Wild and several other books by Jack London.The following topics are covered in this webquest:
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7th - 12th
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Canadian History Review Unit - Digital & Print!
This unit is meant to serve as an introduction unit to any twentieth century Canadian history course – perfect for the first week of class before jumping into World War One! Some students may have studied Canadian history before but perhaps need a refresher, while others may be completely new to Canadian history. In either case, it is important to allow students to access their prior knowledge, or develop a basic understanding of Canadian history, government and geography before beginning the de
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Copper Thunderbird - Canadian Indigenous Art Lesson - Truth and Reconciliation
This lesson discusses Indigenous Canadian artist Norval Morrisseau or Copper Thunderbird. I developed this lesson, with history on the artist, to connect to Orange Shirt day (Truth and Reconciliation) in my classroom. History can be edited to make it appropriate for younger grades. Lesson can be adapted in many ways with the conclusive activity. Some slides have additional links for further information. Enjoy!
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5th - 12th
Also included in:Â Art Lesson Bundle
Residential Schools, Chanie Wenjack and The Secret Path - art interpretation
As art teachers, we are well versed in finding opportunities for students to CREATE art, but more challenging are AUTHENTIC opportunities to reflect on performance art, and interpret artworks. Gord Downie brings a field trip experience into your classroom with his performance of The Secret Path, and teachers guide students in their thinking and interpretation, through an art exploration. This lesson provides the emotional context of The Secret Path, to allow your students to interpret other wo
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6th - 12th
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Full 20th Century Canadian History Course: EVERYTHING is Included!
This is your full Grade Ten Canadian History course, course code CHC 2D1. A day-plan for each unit is included, along with all tests, exams, rubrics, and exemplars. There are lots of project-based tasks, including a detailed summative assessment.Full support is available. Please email me if you have any questions. Don’t forget to check out my full range of courses in a wide variety of subjects, as well as my individual lessons and professional development activities.
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10th
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Quebec Nationalism: Canadian History Lesson - Digital & Print!
This resource contains everything you need to teach a comprehensive, informed, interactive, engaging and meaningful lesson on the history of Quebec nationalism in Canada from World War Two to the Present!If all materials are used, this lesson will take 2 days to complete.Students will learn about the following topics:Maurice DuplessisThe Quiet RevolutionThe Front de Liberation du Quebec (FLQ)Lester B. PearsonThe Bi & Bi CommissionThe new Canadian FlagPierre TrudeauRene LevesqueThe Parti Queb
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Colonization: Voyageurs and the Fur Trade Webquest
Colonization: Voyageurs and the Fur Trade Webquest uses a website that allow students to get a better understanding of the Voyageurs and the fur trade. The focus of this webquest is the fur trade around the Great Lakes that to development of Canada and the United States. The webquest has three parts that focus on the following parts of the fur trade:1. Daily life of Voyageurs2. Trade items and canoe technology3. The fur trade and global trade connections (Triangle Trade) The following three part
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Fur Trade Lesson Plan Collection
Grade 10 History (CHC2D), Unit 2: 1914-1929
Teach World War 1 and the 1920s in 19 instructional days with this bundle. This bundle features 15 lessons, 2 assignments with rubrics, and 1 final unit test. Students will build on Strand A and Strand B competencies outlined in the Ontario Canadian & World Studies curriculum:A.HISTORICAL INQUIRY AND SKILL DEVELOPMENTA1. Historical Inquiry: use the historical inquiry process and the concepts of historical thinking when investigating aspects of Canadian history since 1914. A2. Developing Tran
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10th
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Continuity and Change Lesson: Teaching Historical Thinking - Digital & Print!
Forget memorizing facts, and teach your students how to think like a historian! This is the second in a series of lessons on the Historical Thinking Concepts (HTC). This lesson focuses on CONTINUITY AND CHANGE and helps students develop their historical thinking and analysis skills related to this concept.The lesson includes the following materials:Detailed Lesson PlanGoogle slides with key vocabulary, learning goals, success criteria, discussion questions, activity explanations and instructions
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Historical Thinking Bundle: A Complete Unit - Digital & Print!
Contemporary Indigenous Leaders In Canada: Pennant Research Activity
Highlight the important contributions of contemporary Indigenous leaders with this research activity. Each pennant has the name of an Indigenous person who is a leader in their field, whether that be art, music, politics, or activism. Students research the leader on their pennant and display key information using a conbination of images and writing. At the end of this research activity you will have a finished pennant to display and use as an anchor for class discussions.
Included leaders (24
Grades:
7th - 10th
Truth & Reconciliation Lesson + Activity Bundle - Orange Shirt Day
DescriptionThis bundle contains 7 Indigenous-focused resources to help you teach about residential schools, Orange Shirt Day, and Truth and Reconciliation through the study of two short stories, one poem, one spoken word piece, and one short film. Included in this bundle:1. "Borders" by Thomas King - Short Story Comprehension Questions Comprehension questions handout to accompany the short story "Borders" by Thomas King. The handout has 10 discussion questions and asks students to answer in full
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9th - 12th
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Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms - Lesson and Quiz *FRENCH*
Ready-to-use.
Simply print, photocopy and teach.
Used for Grade 5 French Immersion "Études sociales".
Meets the NEW Ontario Social Studies Curriculum's "GRANDE IDÉE - B3: Un bon citoyen connaît ses droits et ses responsabilités."
Includes:
- Student Fill-in-the-Blanks Sheet to photocopy
- Sample of Student Sheet (Answer Sheet) using simple words and drawings
- Teacher Notes
- Teacher How-To Lesson Step-by-Step Instructions
- Full-Page "Charte canadienne des droits et libertés" in French for p
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5th - 12th
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Also included in:Â BUNDLE Gr 5 Social Studies: Government of Canada FRENCH
Supplementary Semester-Long English First Peoples Bundle: additional resources
This is designed to be used as a supplement to my Semester-Long bundle for English First Peoples/Indigenous Literature/NBE which is my semester long plan for Canadian English courses with a First Nations focus. I created this in case your students work faster than mine and you need more resources, your school is linear instead of semester, OR you teach multiple grade levels of English First People and would like more resources to be able to switch up what you're doing each year!This product inc
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10th - 12th
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Canada Numbered Treaties Primary & Secondary Source Analysis Worksheet
Help students understand the nuance around what was promised vs. what the reality of the Numbered Treaties signed between Indigenous Chiefs and the Canadian Government with this engaging and hands-on analysis activity. Working individually or collaboratively, students will explore sources from people like Wikaskokiseyin, Pîhtokahanapiwiyin, Mistawasis, Ahtahkakoop, a Métis translator, Canadian government officials, and historians. Through this activity, students will strengthen their analysis s
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â BUNDLE: Numbered & Douglas Treaties with Primary & Secondary Source Analysis
Canadian Geography Presentation Bundle - Grade 9 Geography Course
This Grade 9 Canadian Geography Presentation Bundle has over 1,200 slides of content for a full grade 9 Canadian geography course. The bundle includes 32 slide presentations within 15 Google Drive folders. Folders include topics such as: Canadian Political Geography, Natural Disasters, Topographic Maps, Canadian Industries, Resource Management, Population Trends, Exam Review, and more!! Bonus: 12 Kahoot links.SAVE OVER 25% with the Presentation Bundle!!Ideal to use CGC1P or CGC1D: Issues in Cana
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Grades:
8th - 10th
Canada Country Study (9-Lesson Geography Bundle)
Unmissable 30% discount when you purchase all 9 lessons!*INCLUDES SPECIAL BONUS TEMPLATE PACK FREE-OF-CHARGE*This is a great-value lesson bundle of 9 flexible reading comprehension-based lessons based on the 'Canada: Country Study' geography scheme of work. In the "Canada Country Study" Geography syllabus, students embark on a comprehensive exploration of Canada's geographical, demographic, political, economic, environmental, cultural, and historical landscape. The introductory lesson lays the f
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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First Nation History, Relations and Governance (Canadian History)
Worksheets, videos, Q&A, activities (multiple intelligence), debates, and guided reading that covers First Nations treaties, residential schools, current and past issues, Louis Riel and the Red River Rebellion...Lesson 1: Cover PagesCover PagesTitle page image and questions Lesson 2: Mapping First Nations Communities Mapping Major Cultural Regions of North AmericaMap of BC first nations language groups Lesson 3: Photos and Artifacts (Primary & Secondary Sources) Label artifactsMapping Ar
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7th - 12th
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Roaring 20s Culture Slideshow (Fads, Flappers, Film, & more) - CAN History
Introduce the flashy, lively, and rebellious culture that took over in the 1920s with this multimedia based slideshow.Product Overview:This slideshow discusses key cultural trends during the ROARING 20s. Through an in-depth analysis at topics such as flappers, film, music, dance etc..., students will begin to gain an understanding of the unique culture that really made the 20s roar (see below for full list of topics). Each topic will be presented within historical context, highlighting key indiv
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9th - 12th
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Podcast Unit: Who Killed Alberta Williams? (CBC Missing & Murdered)
This resource goes with the first season of the CBC podcast Missing & Murdered, called Who Killed Alberta Williams? Eight episodes long, it looks at the 1980s disappearance and death of a young Indigenous woman in BC along the Highway of Tears.This unit is designed to help students listen to the series with critical thinking about:The genre of true crimeThe medium of podcastsThe standards and practices of journalism, as well as its biases and challengesThe challenges of evaluating evidence a
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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