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10th grade canadian history cultural activities under $5
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: Art Lesson Bundle
Le drapeau franco-ontarien - Affiche | Collaborative Poster (French-Canadian)
We celebrate the more than 700,000 Francophones and 1.5 million Ontarians who can speak French in Ontario. First recognized in 2010, Franco-Ontarian Day represents over 400 years of Francophone history, celebrating the community’s social, economic, cultural, and political contributions in our province. September 25th is officially celebrated as Franco-Ontarian Day.This FRENCH collaborative poster activity is the perfect resource for:La journée du drapeau fanco-ontarien (le 25 septembre)French-Ca
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1st - 12th, Staff
Jour des Franco-Ontariens | Franco-Ontarian Day French Lesson | le 25 septembre
Celebrate le Jour des Franco-Ontariens with this engaging French lesson! Many great activities, cultural information, history, handouts, links to different videos for oral and reading comprehension and more! Powerpoint™, PDF or Google Slides™ option. There are many opportunities for students to develop their oral comprehension, speaking, reading and writing French skills. This resource includes:18 slides (Complete lesson in PDF & Powerpoint™ & Google Slides™ )Notes to TeacherLinks to ext
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7th - 10th
"Totem" by Thomas King Resource Bundle + Answer Keys
This bundle includes two resources to be used with Thomas King's short story, "Totem". "Totem" is a great piece of Canadian literature that highlights the racism experienced by Indigenous Peoples of Canada, through use of symbols, irony, and allegory.Resource #1: Discussion questions handout to accompany the short story "Totem" by Thomas King. The handout has 6 discussion questions and asks students to answer in full sentences, with reference to the text. These would work well as an individual o
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Alex Janvier - Saskatchewan/Alberta Arts Education resource
New for 2022. This is the Google Slide presentation I use to teach my grade 7-12 students about the amazing work of Alex Janvier, an internationally celebrated Indigenous artist from Cold Lake, Alberta. I first encountered Alex's work in 1992 during my first teaching job in La Loche, SK, when my students and I decided to create a huge mural inspired by his work. This TPT product includes 49 slides that illustrate multiple examples of his work, multiple links to videos about the artist, mul
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7th - 12th
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Three French Webquests sur l'Acadie / les Acadiens!! - en français
Get your students interested in French culture with these Webquests about Acadia and the Acadians! Included in this bundle are three Webquests:1) Histoire de l'Acadie2) Culture de l'Acadie3) Symboles acadiens*All 3 Webquests are completely in French, including the answer keys! *These Webquests are also included in the general package that I offer called "LES ACADIENS - Matériel pédagogique"!Each Webquest takes approximately 45 minutes to complete (this may vary depending on the grade / level tha
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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European Colonization - Pocahontas Movie Analysis Assignment
European Colonization:Although Pocahontas is a Disney movie, it is a film that is loosely based in history. This directly relates with the curriculum expectations from intermediate history courses. The movie discusses the theme of European colonization of the Americas. Both of the main characters (John Smith and Pocahontas) were real people, representing the two main groups in colonial North America. John Smith was the leader of the European people, whereas, Pocahontas was used to represent the
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7th - 12th
Black History Month in Canada Bell Ringers - Le mois le l'histoire des noirs
This presentation is the perfect way to celebrate and honor Black history throughout the month of February. With its easy-to-use format and visually striking design, this presentation is sure to make a lasting impact on your students and help them gain a deeper understanding of the contributions and struggles of Black Canadians throughout history. Each slide features a different Canadian hero with a brief biography as well as one of his/her famous quotes, so you can use it as a daily bell ringer
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4th - 12th
Jeu d'évasion: l'Histoire des Noirs (French escape room: Black History)
Escape rooms have become a sensation the world over and the world of education is no different! As teachers we have integrated these hands-on and minds-on activities into our teaching practice for a variety of purposes. In this resource, students will learn various non-fiction stories about people of African descent and their important roles in North America. This activity can be done in pencil and paper form or electronically using Google Forms™. The paper and pencil version requires a small am
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5th - 10th
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Daphne Odgig - The Godmother of Indigenous Art in Canada
New for 2022. This is the Google Slide presentation I use to teach my grade 7-12 students about the amazing work of Daphne Odjig, an internationally celebrated Indigenous artist. Student Project Rubrics included. Purchase, download and explore this amazing Indigenous artist and her work via multiple hyperlinks. I have included slides that describe the step-by-step creative response process I personally used to connect with this amazing talent. More information coming soon.
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7th - 12th
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30 Canadian Artist You Should Know About Before You Graduate
UPDATED! I use this PowerPoint as a way to introduce my students to Canadian Artists! Works great as BELL WORK at the first 5 minutes of class. Includes links to websites filled with additional information about each artist. A must for Saskatchewan Arts Educators! Useful tool for all Canadian teachers wanting to bring some Canadian Art History to their classrooms. QUIZ and answer key included. Matching WORKBOOK available to help with differentiated instruction, adaptations and accommodatio
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1st - 12th, Adult Education
Asian Heritage Month Canada Bell Ringers - 29 Daily Google Slides Presentation
This presentation is the perfect way to celebrate and honor Asian Heritage Month throughout the month of April. With its easy-to-use format and visually striking design, this presentation is sure to make a lasting impact on your students and help them gain a deeper understanding of the contributions Asian-Canadians people throughout history. Each slide features a different hero with a brief biography as well as one of his/her famous quotes, so you can use it as a daily bell ringer, warm-up activ
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4th - 12th
Also included in: Asian American & Pacific Islanders Heritage in Canada AAPI BUNDLE
L'esclavage et le chemin de fer clandestin - French Version
Includes information about: where the slaves were from, where they lived in the United States, their daily work, what the underground railway was (and wasn’t), how they travelled and communicated, the dangers they faced, famous abolitionists and how they settled in British North America.
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6th - 10th
Canadian Identity Flag Assignment (Canadian History)
Hello my dear Historian Teachers!This is a Canadian Flag assignment that I gave to my students at the beginning of the year for CHC2. It was used for my Spec. Ed., ESL and Academic Canadian History Class. It's a great way to be creative. It's a Word Document. You can edit however you like. What I have included the following: 1) Assignment instructions (editable) 2) Rubric (editable) 3) Blank Canadian Flag 4) An example of a Level 4++ This assignment is great to put around the class. Students we
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8th - 10th
O CANADA Easy Tone Chimes & Bells Arrangement
***$3.00***THIS PRODUCT HAS RECENTLY BEEN UPDATED. It reflects the change in lyrics. Also, the musical arrangement has been updated.This product includes the following materials:• Lesson Plan, Objectives, Procedures• Musical arrangement used for this piece• Sheet with lyrics and rhythms• Individual printable sheets for each assigned chime or bell (G4-Eb6)Age Appropriate for:• Upper elementary• Middle School• High School• AdultThis product uses a “non-music reading” approach. While it could be us
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
We Were Children: Viewing Guide (Documentary on Residential Schools)
Viewing guide to accompany the film "We Were Children," which depicts the horrible reality of the Residential School system and its impact on Indigenous people. Guide includes before, during, and after components, including a trigger warning for students which should be read aloud by the teacher.
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Indigenous Studies Bundle
"Secret Path" Lesson Plan and Viewing Guide
This resource will guide teachers through activities, lessons, and discussions to go along with the animated film, "Secret Path" by Gord Downie and Jeff Lemire. Students will discuss the history of Canadian residential schools and the impact that they have had and continue to have on Indigenous Peoples of Canada.Resource includes:Lesson plan/guide for teachersGraffiti Wall Activity for students (30 minutes)Residential Schools Discussion and Lesson (30 minutes)"Secret Path" intro, during viewing
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Truth & Reconciliation Lesson + Activity Bundle - Orange Shirt Day
Aboriginal Pride Culminating Task (NBV3C, NDA3M, NDW4M, NBE3C)
Created for the Ontario Native Studies course NBV3C - Aboriginal Beliefs, Values, & Aspirations - but easily adaptable for any Indigenous Studies or World Cultures class, this research & critical thinking assignment is ideal for in-class, independent and/or distance learning. Through this culminating task, students will not only gain a deeper understanding of Aboriginal pride but also develop critical thinking skills as they analyze complex issues and celebrate the resilience and strengt
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9th - 12th
Carnaval de Québec: Ceinture Fléchée Bracelet ENGLISH version
This is a lovely activity I did with my grade 5 class in order to learn about Québecois culture and celebrate the Québec carnival. The full powerpoint explains through text but mostly images how each student can create a handmade bracelet. The design and colours were modelled after the traditional "ceinture fléchée" or arrow sash worn by early French pioneers.
My class loved this. In fact, they used the powerpoint to lead many other students in other classes in the school through the activit
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3rd - 10th
Canadian Artist: Mark Anthony Jacobson X-ray Drawing Digital Resource
Are you looking for a creative activity to support your Aboriginal, Native American, or Canadian study? This creative drawing activity is the perfect complement to your creative curriculum. This drawing activity will engage children, kids, and teens. It's perfect for art teachers, elementary, middle school, and high school teachers. The activity includes a materials list, a brief historical overview of the artist Mark Anthony Jacobson and his paintings, printable templates, a set-up guide, detai
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3rd - 12th
Provinces and Territories of Canada Geography Research Project
This project encourages students to learn about a specific province or territory located in Canada. They will work in groups (or individually) to research their province and then they will make a mini poster explaining what they learned. You can use this in a Canadian History classroom or to supplement a Canada geography unit. However, this product is designed to also be used in a Social Studies geography or history unit about Canada or North America. These are some topics that the students will
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5th - 12th
Orange Shirt Day Collaborative Poster - Every Child Matters Native American
Celebrate Orange Shirt Day with this impactful collaborative poster activity that reinforces the message that "Every Child Matters." This engaging resource is perfect for teachers looking to commemorate this important event while fostering awareness, empathy, and unity among their students. Perfect for Indigenous Peoples Day, Native American Heritage Day, and Native American Heritage Month, Dream CatcherOur Orange Shirt Day Collaborative Poster features a beautifully designed template with a mea
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K - 12th, Staff
Citadelle de Québec French Reading Comprehension Article
This French reading comprehension article is a part of a series on Francophone monuments around the world. In this article, your Core French or French Immersion students will learn all about the La Citadelle de Québec. This article is perfect for any time of the year you are studying about Québec, Québécois history, and the role of French in Canada. Learning about historical monuments is a very engaging way to learn about la francophonie! In this article, students will learn about the history of
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10th - 12th
Indigenous Figure Medicine Wheel Research Task (NAC2O, NBV3C, NDW4M)
Embark on a transformative journey of discovery with this dynamic research project on a famous Indigenous leader, artist, athlete, historical figure, or politician! In this project, students will explore the life, achievements, and contributions of a prominent Indigenous figure, selecting from a diverse range of leaders across various fields. Through in-depth research and inquiry, students will uncover the historical context, cultural significance, and lasting impact of their chosen individual.
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9th - 12th
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