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Canadian history activity videos
Why Study History? Back to School Activity Social Studies
Included in this Blended Learning Pack:1) Maple Magic Show History Intro Episode and Slideshow - A fun and curriculum inspired video lesson to help you and your students reflect on WHY history is an important subject. Students will begin to look at events from a historical perspective and think about how events from the past connect with their modern lives. The episode also includes examples of inspiring historical moments throughout Canada’s past. The video is embedded into a slideshow, and wil
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7th - 9th
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Exploration Canada THE VIKINGS Canadian History PRINT and EASEL
The Vikings in Canada – 2 Activities: 1) a set of 6 Who, What, How, Where, When, and Why short paragraphs with three accompanying True or False statements. Students, working alone, in a group, or as a class determine if the statements are true or false. This could be done through discussion only or after students complete research in books or online.2) a set of 20 questions that accompany a television documentary (an episode of Digging for the Truth) called “Voyage to America” on YouTube.
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: EXPLORATION CANADA Mega BUNDLE of 7 Resources PRINT and EASEL
Indigenous Rights in Canada: Treaties & Self Government
This slide presentation talks about treaties in Canada and how First Nations feel about them, From a First Nations perspective. Show the "Canadian Heritage Minutes: Naskumituwin (Treaty)" and the "Canada in Focus: A Promise to Share (The Treaty Relationship)" youtube videos to support this learning.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
12:26
Remembrance Day Art Project, Poppy Art Lesson Activity for Elementary
In this Remembrance Day art lesson, students will use oil pastels and paint to create a Poppy Artwork that includes paper weaving and a poppy. This Mixed Media Art Project is the perfect lesson for exploring new art making processes while honoring Vets. Use it for Remembrance Day! Grab your art making mediums and follow along with the video Art Tutorial and let’s make some art! Create beautiful art with your Elementary or Upper Elementary students that is designed by Ms Artastic and inspired by
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2nd - 5th
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World War 1- The Christmas Truce
Hello Everyone! This lesson plan, students will learn:Theme: What is the meaning of Christmas?Know: What happened during the Christmas Truce in 1914?Understand: Why did the British and German troops hold an unofficial truce?Evaluate: Why wasn’t there a Christmas truce in 1915?Students will: Identify = What happened during the Christmas Truce in 1914?Describe = Why the British and German soldiers held an unofficial truce in 1914?Explain = Why the British and German soldiers held an unofficial tru
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8th - 11th
Arrest and Detention
This work package includes a PowerPoint and guided note examining the difference between arrest and detainment. The PowerPoint covers police and citizen rights upon arrest and how an arrest is lawful. The PowerPoint also discusses the Reid technique for interrogations and includes a questions sheet that follows along with a documentary on the Reid technique (hyperlink included).
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
World War 1- Weapons
Hello Everyone!This is a dynamic lesson plan that includes a PowerPoint, class notes, pictures, videos, worksheets and a class activity! It goes through all the different types of weapons used in World War One including: 1) Airplanes2) Chlorine Gas3) Submarines (U-Boats)4) Cavalry 5) Dreadnought Battleships6) Artillery 7) Gas Masks8) Tanks9) Mobile Shields10) Machine Guns11) Rifles 12) Zeppelines 13) Carrier Pigeons 14) Paris Gun The worksheets are for students to familiarize themselves with the
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8th - 12th
Dirty 30's - MacKenzie King vs RB Bennett- The Great Debate!
Hello Everyone!This was a super engaging way to get my students involved in the learning process! We did an awesome debate: MacKenzie vs Bennett!Students will leave this class with a better understanding of the political difficulties during the Great Depression. The students will first be introduced to the hardships of the depression through a class discussion about the 1930 clips in the Queen, Under Pressure music video. The class will then engage in a mock debate. This debate will consist of t
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8th - 12th
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Life During the Great Depression- Video, Discussion, Worksheets!
Hello Everyone! In this lesson, students will begin the class by watching a video on the Great Depression. They will have a worksheet to go along with the video and then the teacher will take the sheet up. The teacher will then show an exemplar of a letter that a family has written to Prime Minister Bennett during the Depression and will fill out the worksheet that the students will do later. Table groups will then all receive the same letter at their table to read. Individually, students will f
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7th - 12th
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Canadian History Grade 8: Creating Canada Lesson + Activities
Included in this Blended Learning Pack: 1) How To Be An Historian Full EpisodeA fun and curriculum inspired video lesson to help you and your students reflect on how great historians take the time to examine the important causes and consequences of historical events. Students will begin to look at events from a historical perspective and think about how events from long ago have a strong connection with their modern lives. The episode focuses on an important law from the 1800’s (Fugitive Slave A
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8th - 9th
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Remembrance Day Lest We Forget 2
This is a pdf presentation to show students the importance of remembering our soldiers and veterans. It includes information from Wikipedia as well as some video and song clips that focus on the message of remembrance.
The first slide is a picture of the John McCrae memorial in Guelph, Ontario, with the poem, In Flanders Fields, on it. There is a url link to a slideshow and a sung version of the poem.
The next slide is a picture of the tomb of the unknown soldier in Ottawa, Ontario. There is a
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2nd - 6th
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The Great Depression- Stock Market Crash- Game Included!
Hello Everyone!Here's a lesson on the Stock Market Crash of 1929! I include this in the start of the Great Depression. It includes a video, worksheets and a game on the stock market crash! There's an easy to follow format the includes a warm up, discussion, showing newspapers released at the time of the Stock Market Crash, a guided activity game and finishes with an independent activity. Students will learn and understand the basic terms and causes of the Stock Market Crash. Students will then p
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7th - 12th
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Hitler Video (Rise of Hitler) WWII
Students will watch a video and answer questions.
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: WWII and Canada
5:49
Reflections on the Great War - A Father's War
Reflections on the Great War - A Father's War - a 6 minute vignette that compliments "Where the Poppies Grow" docudrama about WW1.A WW1 uniform and other beloved keepsakes tell the story of one soldier’s war-time experience, allowing family members insight into a life rarely discussed. Featuring Marg Saxberg.________________STAY CONNECTED WITH USWEBSITE:https://www.shebafilms.com/FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook.com/Shebafilms/ VIMEO: https://vimeo.com/shebafilms INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.co
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Quebec Separatism movie questions
The CBC documentary "Breaking Point" establishes who the major participants of the 1995 Quebec separation referendum, and describes the background that led to the 1995 referendum. The assignment here gives students an opportunity to broaden their understanding of how Canadian regionalism created political questions that continue to be part of Canada's political debate.
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10th - 11th
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The Gray Jay and The Magpie - story book, puppet template, video links
In 2017 WP Puppet Theatre marked Canada’s 150th Anniversary of Confederation, with a special puppet project, that sought to connect people of all cultures, celebrate the land and remember our Canadian values of generosity and courage.We created a community video of a modern-day story about Canada’s new (unofficial) avian emblem – the Gray Jay. We invited over one hundred and fifty, local, national and international participants of all ages, and their puppets, to read and film the story, The Gray
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Not Grade Specific
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