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MEGA BUNDLE: All Grade 1-8 Ontario Social Studies Unit Workbooks
This MEGA BUNDLE contains workbooks for ALL Grade 1-8 Ontario Science Units and projects for Grade 1-6. Each workbook meets the Ontario Curriculum expectations for an ENTIRE Social Studies unit.This product is PERFECT for a prep coverage teacher who teaches Social Studies to multiple grade levels. All workbooks are no-prep. Just print and go! Note: This bundle is intended for use by one teacher only. Additional licenses for schools can be purchased at a reduced cost. All workbooks together total
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Stories From the Land: Indigenous Place Names in Canada
This is another gem of a teaching tool for Canadian teachers. On June 21, 2019, National Indigenous Peoples Day, the federal government released the interactive map this product is built around. A sense of place is basic to traditional ecological knowledge; this map abounds with detailed information about place names' origins and meanings. A fantastic resource for learning about the culture and history of our Indigenous neighbours; useful at all school levels, which is why I've left it 'ungraded
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March 31, 1949: Newfoundland Joins Confederation
Just in time for its 75th anniversary, this product traces Newfoundland and Labrador's long and proud history: long because of its association with Leif Eriksson, who explored Vinland (thought to be part of Newfoundland and Labrador) circa 1000 CE; proud because of its many unique features and 'firsts' in history. After viewing slides describing the tenth province's geographic and historic features your students are given several options for demonstrating their learning. NOTE: The story of how N
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June is National Indigenous History Month in Canada
June, which contains National Indigenous Peoples Day (21st) in Canada, is more widely celebrated as National Indigenous History Month. This project will introduce your students to Indigenous artists, politicians and leaders in other fields to recognize and celebrate their contributions to our national mosaic. Project suggestions recommend looking at Canada's past and present actions with a goal of each of us asking ourselves "What can I do to contribute to meaningful reconciliation?" This produc
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Whose Land Is This? A Land Acknowledgement Project
By acknowledging the traditional land territory, we can recognize history and the Indigenous relationship to the land we live on. Further, this lesson helps students reflect upon this and create their own land acknowledgment statement.
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Bilingual Snack Drawing Activity _ Canada
Today, we're going to explore Canada's bilingual policies through a fun and creative activity! We'll be creating drawings of popular snacks, incorporating both the English and French names. Follow these steps to complete the assignment.Included - Instructions Product ListExample Drawing
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Stolen Words Activity and Resource | Indigenous Ed | Cree Dictionary
In this resource you will find meaningful discussion questions to discuss with your students after reading the story "Stolen Words". As well, there are two different follow-up activities to solidify the meaning behind this Indigenous story. In this resource there is:Meaningful discussion questionsAction and Activity suggestionsLanguage dictionary project templateIndigenous Education | Residential School | Cree | Canadian History | Treaty Ed | Orange Shirt Day
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Remembrance Day Collaborative Coloring Poster • Remembrance Day Canada
Embrace the spirit of gratitude and honor in your classroom with This captivating Remembrance Day Collaborative Coloring Poster - a heartfelt tribute to those who have served. This unique poster serves as a powerful focal point for discussions on patriotism, sacrifice, and the profound impact of service to our country.Designed to inspire collaboration, this poster invites students to join together in creating a visual masterpiece that pays homage to our veterans. Beyond its artistic value, this
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May is Asian Heritage Month in Canada
We owe a lot to the contributions of many Canadians of Asian heritage; they have served in many areas of private and public life, up to and including Governor General! As your students will learn in this study, the term 'Asian' covers a great amount of our world; their diversity is part of their strength. Help your students learn about individuals whom we are fortunate and proud to call our fellow citizens.If you like this product, you should also see my products February is Black History Month
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Orange Shirt Day Project (Indigenous, First Nations, Truth and Reconciliation)
This Orange Shirt Day activity is meant to create conversation about Indigenous history, Residential Schools, and reconciliation. This is a great art project that brings students together to show every child is unique, every child matters, and reconciliation is a beautiful thing that involves us all.How to use:Print the deign(s) you would like to use Paint student's hands and imprint them on the wings to show that "Every Child Matters".Decorate the remaining butterflyDepending on the size of han
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Putting Women on the Map: Recognizing Women with Canadian Place Names
This is the latest interactive map to be released by the federal government on International Women's Day (March 8, 2021) and joins its other interactive maps highlighting Indigenous place names and names that commemorate our military heroes. The names of nearly 500 places are grouped by 6 different themes, with a special subset for place names connected to Queen Victoria (most Canadians know of BC's capital city, but who knew, besides PEIers, that there's a Victoria there, too?) Students can spe
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February is Black History Month in Canada
Unfortunately, Black History Month is often overlooked in busy classrooms, often because teachers don't have the time to do the research necessary to create activities and opportunities for their students to explore the contributions of Black settlers and pioneers to the fabric of our country's history. This product is meant to be used as an introduction, but my hope is that your students (and you) will be spurred on to go deeper into the topic. A list of suggested resources is included. NOTE: T
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Remembrance Day Canada
No prep activity supporting organizing knowledge regarding Remembrance day - what, when, where?
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What's in a (Street) Name?
This product encourages students to dig into their local history by researching the origins of the names of their town's or city's more prominent streets. What was it about the people (or events) for which these thoroughfares were named that justified or merited their commemoration in such a lasting and public way? I particularly enjoyed working on this project with my students because it was an opportunity to introduce them to our local (provincial) archives, which was fascinating for them and
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Canada's Commemorative Map
This product is built around one of Canada's best-kept secrets - its interactive map describing place names that commemorate our brave men and women who have served our country in armed conflicts at home and abroad since Confederation. The map was released in 2018, and this product describes the various geographical features that memorialize our defenders of freedom and democracy. While it would serve as a good research project for secondary-level social studies classes, I've purposely left it '
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October is Women's History Month in Canada
Your students will have the opportunity to meet some FASCINATING, pioneering women whose bravery and determination contributed to making Canada the country it is today. This ungraded product can be tied in with your social studies curriculum from grade 4 up. Putting Women on the Map: Recognizing Women with Canadian Place Names is a fascinating side-trip to take this month. NOTE: If you like this product, you should also see my products February is Black History Month in Canada and May is Asian H
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Make a Canadian History Calendar!
If you're looking for a project that will reinforce your teaching of Canadian history, look no further! Following the same format as my Cultural Calendar product, this project will get your students to take a critical look at Canadian history in order to choose significant events in the country's development. You could also use it to zero in on a specific time period or geographic area. In compiling a list of dates, places and names to add to their calendars (you control the number of entries an
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Minecraft Challenges | Canada | STEM Activities
**Minecraft Building Ideas for Canada Task Cards**Learn about different countries while encouraging creativity and problem-solving with this set of Minecraft building challenges. Students will increase their STEM skills while building objects, symbols, and landmarks relating to Canada such as hockey, Niagara Falls, the CN Tower and more! There are a variety of building activities ranging from easy to complex which allows you to use this resource with all ages and abilities. You can also complete
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Also included in:Â Minecraft Challenges | Countries | STEM Activities Bundle
How We Choose Who's On Our Currency (CANADA)
Recently, it occurred to me that it seemed like a long time had passed since the Canadian federal government had announced that they were holding a contest to choose the next person to appear on our $5 bill; when I checked, as of November 2022 it is still undecided. This product gives your students the opportunity to research who should appear on the $50 and $100 bills when they undergo their next redesign. The current criteria (which turn out to be much more extensive than those of the US and A
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Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2SLGBTQ+ "Calls for Justice"
This is a group work project looking into the "Calls for Justice" from the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) report by the Canadian government. Working in groups for your assigned commissions, you will examine the recommendations and: 1. Identify the major themes or headings that recommendations fall under (ie., 'treaties'; 'education'; etc.)2. Identify a few specific recommendations that stand out to you3. Identify a few specific recommendations yo
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Canada Crown Craft, Color, Cut and Paste, Hat Craft, Headband Craft
Canada Crown Craft, Color, Cut and Paste, Hat Craft, Headband Craft, Motor Skillshas 96 pages with Crown templates.Size: 1 A4 size sheet.Children will love the variety of pictures.Uses:project exhibition, drama class, general craft, rewards, early finishers, homework packet…
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Heritage Week Activities (CANADA)
In Canada, days within the third week in February are designated by 8 provinces and one territory as times to celebrate, in the broad sense, our shared heritage (Heritage Day was created in 1973, on the third Monday in February, by what is now known as the National Trust for Canada). This product will help you and your students investigate past observances and come up with new ways to recognize our shared heritage while also celebrating that of the individual members of your class.
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BC First Nations Studies 12 Traditional Technology Project
This project is specifically to be used alongside a makerspace facility or can be done on a smaller scale in the classroom or as a take-home project where students will have to provide their own materials or, if in the budget, the teacher can provide materials. A museum visit prior to the start of this project will help students get ideas for what traditional technologies they can recreate, and what is relevant and appropriate for this project. Modern/synthetic materials can be used if options a
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Canada 1st Grade Craft, Envelope Craft, Color, Cut and Paste, Template Craft
Canada 1st Grade Craft, Envelope Craft, Color, Cut and Paste, Template Craft, Easy Craft, Motor Skills, Cutting Skillshas 96 pages with Envelope Templates.Size: 8.5 by 11 inch.Children will love the variety of pictures.Uses:project work/exhibition, drama class, general craft, rewards, sponge activity, indoor recess, early finishers, homework packet…
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