Grade 7 Ontario History and Geography Workbooks

This BUNDLE contains TWO Geography and TWO History workbooks for Grade 7 students. Each workbook meets the Ontario Curriculum expectations for an ENTIRE Grade 7 Geography/History unit.

All Grade 7 History and Geography units are included:

• New France and British North America
• Canada, 1800-1850: Conflict and Challenges
• Physical Patterns in a Changing World
• Natural Resources Around the World

Together, the workbooks total up to 249 pages of student worksheets! Each workbook has a full answer key. To support assessment practices, a quiz is included at the end of each workbook.

These workbooks offer a comprehensive and well-structured resource for Grade 7 Geography and History, ensuring teachers can confidently cover the curriculum, provide engaging content, and assess student learning effectively.

⭐ Available in French: Grade 7 Ontario FRENCH Geography and History Workbooks

New France and British North America - Table of Contents:

1. Title Page
2. Table of Contents
3. K-W-L Chart
4. Studying History
5. Canada, Before 1713
6. Traditional Territories
7. Mi’kmaq
8. Anishinaabe
9. Haudenosaunee
10. Métis
11. Inuit
12. Early Interactions Timeline Prior to 1713
13. New France
14. Why Explore?
15. Exploring New France
16. Early Exploration
17. Indigenous and European Interactions
18. Indigenous and European Interactions
19. What is a Treaty?
20. The Covenant Chain
21. New France: Seigneurial System
22. New France: Seigneurial System
23. New France: Society - Part 1
24. New France: Society - Part 2
25. The Treaty of Utrecht
26. The Hudson’s Bay Company
27. Coureurs de bois
28. Women and the Fur Trade
29. Country Wives
30. The Fur Trade: Items Traded
31. Slavery in New France
32. Seven Years’ War
33. Seven Years’ War Questions - Part 1
34. Seven Years’ War Questions - Part 2
35. The Expulsion of the Acadians
36. The Treaty of Paris 1763
37. Pontiac’s Resistance
38. The Royal Proclamation of 1763
39. Québec Act
40. Québec Act Questions
41. Who were the Patriots and Loyalists?
42. The American Revolutionary War
43. The Haldimand Proclamation 1784
44. Loyalists in Nova Scotia
45. The North West Company
46. Comparing Fur Trading Businesses
47. The Hudson’s Bay Company Coat of Arms
48. The Constitutional Act of 1791
49. British North America
50. British North America Questions
51. Summary
52. Summary Timeline
53. Summary Significant Individuals
54. Summary Significant Treaties
55. Fact or Opinion?
56. Vocabulary
57. Vocabulary
58. Vocabulary
59. New France and BNA Quiz
60. New France and BNA Quiz
61. New France and BNA Quiz

62 - 66. Discussion Cards

Canada, 1800-1850: Conflict and Challenges - Table of Contents:

1. Title Page
2. Table of Contents
3. K-W-L Chart
4. Studying History
5. Looking Back
6. Looking Back
7. British North America
8. War of 1812: Pre-Reading
9. War of 1812: Image Inquiry
10. War of 1812: Escalating Tensions
11. War of 1812: Escalating Tensions
12. The War of 1812 Begins
13. The War of 1812 Begins Questions 
14. The War of 1812 Begins: Brock and Tecumseh
15. War of 1812: Significant Battles - Page 1
16. War of 1812: Significant Battles - Page 2
17. War of 1812: Significant Battles - Page 3
18. War of 1812: Significant Battles Organizer - Page 1
19. War of 1812: Significant Battles Organizer - Page 2
20. The Treaty of Ghent
21. War of 1812: Image Inquiry
22. Implications of War
23. Implications of War
24. The Great Migration
25. The Great Migration Questions
26. Extinction of the Beothuk People
27. Extinction of the Beothuk People
28. Rideau Canal Construction
29. Rideau Canal Construction
30. Life in the 1830s
31. Traditional Territories
32. Manitoulin Island Treaties
33. Lower Canada Rebellion
34. Upper Canada Rebellion
35. Impact of the Rebellions: Durham Report 
36. Impact of the Rebellions: Durham Report Questions
37. Responsible Government
38. Responsible Government
39. Responsible Government Questions
40. Comparing Rebellions
41. Slavery in Upper Canada
42. Underground Railroad
43. Epidemics
44. Epidemics Questions
45. Making Connections: Canada 1800s to Today
46. Fact or Opinion? Canada, 1800-1850
47. Summary: Canada, 1800-1850
48. Summary: Significant Individuals
49. Summary: Significant Treaties
50. Vocabulary
51. Vocabulary
52. Vocabulary
53. Canada, 1800-1850 Quiz
54. Canada, 1800-1850 Quiz
55. Canada, 1800-1850 Quiz

56 - 60. Canada, 1800-1850 Discussion Cards

Physical Patterns in a Changing World - Table of Contents:

1. Title Page
2. Table of Contents
3. K-W-L Chart
4. What is Geography?
5. What is Geography?
6. Why Study Geography?
7. Mapping Terminology
8. Mapping Terminology
9. What is a Landform?
10. Types of Landforms 
11. Types of Landforms 
12. Types of Landforms Organizer
13. Types of Landforms Questions
14. What is a Topographic Map?
15. Reading Topographic Maps
16. Reading Topographic Maps
17. Water Sources
18. Water Sources
19. Water Sources
20. Water Sources Organizer
21. Water Sources Case Study
22. Climate Regions
23. Climate Regions
24. Climate Regions
25. Climate Regions Questions
26. Climate Regions Questions
27. Climate Graphs
28. Analyzing Climate Graphs
29. Analyzing Climate Graphs
30. What is Climate Change?
31. Greenhouse Gases
32. Climate Change Case Study
33. Natural Forces: Weathering
34. Natural Forces: Erosion
35. Weathering and Erosion Questions
36. Weathering and Erosion Questions
37. Tectonic Forces
38. Tectonic Forces: Volcanoes
39. Tectonic Forces: Earthquakes
40. Tectonic Forces Questions
41. Natural Disasters
42. Natural Disasters: Tornados
43. Natural Disasters: Hurricanes
44. Natural Disasters Research
45. Natural Disaster Case Study
46. Natural Disaster Case Study
47. Natural Disaster Image Inquiry
48. Humans and the Environment
49. Humans and the Environment
50. Landform Image Inquiry
51. Human and Physical Geography
52. Vocabulary
53. Vocabulary
54. Vocabulary
55. Physical Patterns Quiz
56. Physical Patterns Quiz
57. Physical Patterns Quiz

58 - 62. Discussion Cards

Natural Resources Around the World - Table of Contents:

1. Title Page
2. Table of Contents
3. K-W-L Chart
4. What are Resources?
5. What are Natural Resources?
6. What are Natural Resources?
7. Technology and Resources
8. Renewable Resources
9. Renewable Resources: Water
10. Renewable Resources: Forests
11. Renewable Resources: Logging Methods
12. Renewable Resources: Logging Methods
13. Renewable Resources: Logging Methods
14. Flow Resources
15. Flow Energy Sources
16. Nonrenewable Resources
17. Nonrenewable Resources: Mining & Oil
18. Nonrenewable Resources: Mining & Oil
19. Diamonds Cast Study
20. Environmental Impact: Fossil Fuels
21. Environmental Impact: Fossil Fuels
22. Impact of Fossil Fuels Organizer
23. Impact of Fossil Fuels Questions
24. Developing Perspective
25. Developing Perspective Questions
26. Resource Image Inquiry
27. Renewable, Nonrenewable, or Flow
28. Renewable vs. Nonrenewable
29. Natural Resources in Canada
30. Natural Resources in Canada
31. Natural Resources in Canada
32. Knowledge Check: Natural Resources
33. Conservation Organizations
34. Conservation Organizations
35. Conservation Organization Research
36. Conservation Authorities in Ontario 
37. Conservation Authorities in Ontario 
38. Taking Action Image Inquiry
39. Taking Action: Fair Trade
40. Taking Action: Boycotts
41. Taking Action: Boycotts
42. Taking Action Questions
43. Knowledge Check: Taking Action
44. Natural Resources at Home
45. Ecological Footprint Calculator
46. Ecological Footprint Calculator
47. Ecological Footprint Reflection
48. Sustainable Living
49. Personal Sustainability Plan
50. Personal Sustainability Plan
51. Vocabulary
52. Vocabulary
53. Vocabulary
54. Natural Resources Quiz
55. Natural Resources Quiz
56. Natural Resources Quiz

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