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Canadian history projects for Microsoft Word
Grade 6 Social Studies: Responses to Global Issues (NGOs)
This project addresses several of the expectations in the Grade 6 Ontario Social Studies Curriculum. Specifically, students learn about Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and how Canadian NGOs respond to a variety of crises/disasters around the world. Students choose a recent or current crisis, and an NGO responding to it, to examine in more depth. They create a presentation in a format of their choice. The file includes Teacher Notes (outlining curriculum connections, lesson sequence), ha
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6th
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Create a Charter of Rights and Freedoms Project *Includes Rubric
This is a project that is aligned with Chapter Three of the Issues for Canadians textbook that is used in Alberta, Canada. This project involves students creating their own Charter of Rights and Freedoms. This project is an excellent way to start the unit and I found that my students enjoyed it. It is easy to differentiate for inclusive classrooms. I have included a rubric as well!
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Grades:
7th - 10th
History Canada: A Changing Society, New Curriculum Ontario Grade 8, Inquiry
This is a complete inquiry based assignment for the updated Ontario History curriculum. The project includes student choice, conference form, and rubric. Just print and use! Students will need to have access to research materials (e.g., textbook, library books or Internet).
Students will use an inquiry process to investigate and demonstrate their understanding of significant events, developments, and people in Canada between 1890 and 1914, and explain their impact on the development of Canada
Grades:
8th
1920s and 1930s Newspaper Assignment
Working in groups, students create a newspaper that contains stories from the 1920’s and 1930’s. This five-day activity can be used at the end of a unit on the 20’s and 30’s as a final evaluation or it can be used as a research assignment to learn about the important people, stories, and events of the era. This encourages students to develop their writing skills but also allows them to be creative and collaborative. Included in this download are the handouts for the students – including a rub
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7th - 11th
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GRADE 7 HISTORY, FINAL ASSIGNMENT, ONTARIO CURRICULUM,
This 2 page Word Doc product adheres to the Ontario curriculum standards for Grade 7 History and is a great final / culminating assignment that students can complete in partners or in a group. This assignment covers the following topics:- War of 1812- the Metis- the Loyalists- the North West Company- immigration to Canada from 1800-1850Page 1 includes:- expectations / success criteria that will be met- clear, direct questions that must be answered based on the topics listed abovePage 2 includes:
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7th
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NAC2O First Nations, Metis, and Inuit in Canada (Ontario) Summative Activity
Final summative activity of the course. Photo essay, with detailed instructions, rubric and examplar.
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10th
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Citizenship & Immigration INTERVIEW Project
This is a streamlined project designed to engage students in independent inquiry about citizenship and immigration in Canada. In this project students will choose a subject to interview and gather background information about that person's immigration experience. Each part of the project is scaffolded to build upon itself and guide students through the process, culminating in a story to synthesize their understanding. As an alternative to writing out the interviewee's story, the student could al
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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1920s Radio Show Assignment and Rubric
Assignment for students to take on the role of 1920s radio broadcasters. Can be submitted electronically or presented live. They are to be creative but must also include several factual elements that are described in the assignment sheet. Rubric included which is broken down into knowledge, thinking, communication, and application sections.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Canada First Nations Culture Regions
This is an editable research assignment for a unit on Canada's First Nations peoples. It requires students to choose 2 culture regions to study and gather information about. They record the information on the sheets provided.
The main sources for this assignment are the following websites. The assignment was made with these websites in mind.
http://firstpeoplesofcanada.com/index.html
http://www.aadnc-aandc.gc.ca/eng/1307460755710/1307460872523
Research Areas:
Location
Language
Housing and
Grades:
7th - 11th
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Growth of Canada Post-Confederation Inquiry Project
This inquiry-based project allows students to choose a topic to research and construct a presentation to share with a small group in a jig-saw style. Included in the download is the student information hand out with rubric, as well as an additional document for the students to use as a reflection when the presentations are completed. The documents will be editable.
Grades:
5th - 7th
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Viking Project
This Viking Project gives students multiple choices to pick from and create something based on their research and knowledge of vikings. This project reaches all learners by giving choice and incorporating the multiple intelligences. Comes with a marking rubric.
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5th - 6th
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Fighting Poverty: Student Choice Board
This resource is designed as a project-based learning assignment for units centred around economic dis/empowerment and the cycle of poverty.It is suitable for Grades 6 - 9 and is applicable for Social Studies, Civics, and Democratic Citizenship Education.Please remember to rate and review!
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6th - 9th
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Social Sciences Independent Study Project: Social Justice & Activism
This assignment was created to be a final assignment in a grade 10 history class. The task for this assignment is to create either a seminar & presentation or a research essay about a significant person involved in the ongoing journey for the expansion of rights and social justice in our world. There is a list of prominent social justice activists attached for students to choose from and an essay outline.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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You've Gotta Travel Here! Canadian Edition
Students choose one province or territory of Canada to conduct research on and present their findings as a travel brochure! Includes guided research template and self-evaluation rubric!
Grades:
5th - 8th
CHC2D Propaganda Poster Assignment
CHC2D Propaganda Poster AssignmentDetails:During WWI, propaganda played a crucial role in shaping public opinion and garnering support for the war effort. An example of a propaganda poster to encourage Canadians to buy victory bonds can be found on the right. Create a World War I-themed propaganda poster. You must decorate the poster to be eye catching so that if a person were walking down the street it would get their attention.
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10th
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My Important Historical Event- History Independent Research Project
Need a last minute supply plan for your grade 7 Ontario history block? Do students have access to chromebooks or technology? Behold, the beginning of an independent research assignment you can throw at them to get started. Does not include marking scheme
Grades:
7th
Confederation Survivor
A group project based on the reality show, Survivor. Students divided up into the original colonies and must decide whether they should join Confederation based on information available in 1867.Includes:-Assignment Itself-Graphic organizers-Peer group assessment rubric-Project rubric
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7th - 9th
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CHY 4U Final Culminating Assignment: WHAT IF?
This is a final culminating assignment from Grade 12 World History (CHY4U) set up as per the Ontario Curriculum. This assignment asks the questions: What if certain people or historic events never occurred. It requires the students to research historical events and people, but also requires them to use their critical thinking to form educated and informed opinions about the topic they chose. This is a complete assignment with the Rubric.
Grades:
11th - 12th
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World Geography - Canadian Tourism Project
A Geography project which will assist in the student's learning of Canada's, topography, history, culture, and industry.
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Black History Month in Canada: a scaffolded inquiry project
The project invites students to investigate a famous Black Canadian using critical thinking skills and social studies inquiry methods. Over the course of this project, students engage with a number of the required learning outcomes for Social Studies 6 in the British Columbia provincial curriculum. This was designed as a scaffolded inquiry project, meaning that students are guided through the project with organizational tools and prompts. At the end of this project, students present their findin
Grades:
6th - 8th
Inspirational Canadian Biography Assignment
Students will research a famous Canadian and write a Biography using proper structure. Each part of the biography is outlined in the assignment with specific details.
Students also have to justify using APE (Answer, Proof, Explain) why their Canadian is inspirational and should be included in the class Top 10 List of Inspirational Canadians. (I generated criteria for what makes a person inspirational with my class prior to the assignment)
This assignment includes a detailed assignment page, ch
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Grades:
5th - 7th
Province/ Territory Research Poster Assignment and Rubric *Ontario Curriculum*
Province/Territory Research Poster Assignment *Ontario Curriculum*This assignment is best suited for Grades 3-4 Social Studies (Ontario Curriculum). Students work in either small groups or with a partner to create a research poster based on a Province or Territory. Students identify and explore the major concepts discussed in their units and have an opportunity to learn from their peers. This product includes; -assignment description -recording sheet -rubric
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3rd - 4th
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Canadian-Western Settlement: Best West Assignment
The goal of Canada’s propaganda campaign was to entice people from other countries to immigrate to Canada in order to settle Canada West. The campaign would become known as the ‘Last Best West’.
Task: Create a propaganda poster to entice possible immigrants from another country to come to Canada to settle the West. Write a paragraph explaining your poster and the audience you intend on persuading to come to Canada’s West.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Exploring Canada - A Brochure Project on Provinces and Territories
This brochure project allows students to create a brochure either electronically or handmade with paper (depending on the resources available to you and your students) demonstrating their knowledge of the Canadian Provinces and Territories. Students will complete this project illustrating their knowledge of human features as well as political features of their assigned province or territory as the project guide outlines. In this bundle, you will have access to a four-page building background ac
Grades:
7th - 9th
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