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Higher education Women's History Month canadian history unit plans
Historical Thinking Bundle: A Complete Unit - Digital & Print!
This bundle contains 7 Historical Thinking lessons and a 4-5 day culminating group project where students are required to apply the skills from these lessons in a fun, critically engaging way. This means roughly 2 weeks of fully planned materials that will help your students develop their historical thinking skills!Included in this Unit Bundle:Introduction to Historical Thinking lessonHistorical Significance LessonContinuity and Change LessonCause and Consequence LessonHistorical Perspective Les
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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THE HANDMAID'S TALE UNIT PLAN: COMMON CORE APPROVED
***I added the viewable google slide companion as a bonus and to show how I used this unit during remote learning. This 84-page unit has expository text and activities meant to elevate classroom discussion. The goal of this unit is to make connections to the present and find ways to relate and engage with this dystopian tale. Students focus on: the social commentary about gender roles, feminism, and real-world examples. With the current political climate of the world, this is a great unit
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Canada and World War One: Complete Unit - Digital & Print!
This unit contains 11 full lessons, 3 summative assessments, and everything you need to teach an engaging WWI CANADIAN HISTORY UNIT. LESSON TOPICS:Causes of WWIFighting on Land, Sea and AirCanadian Battles (Ypres, Somme, Vimy Ridge, Passchendaele)RecruitmentOpposition to the warWWI Propaganda AnalysisCanadian HomefrontEnd of WWI and Treaty of VersaillesFREE BONUS LESSONS included in this Bundle:Introduction to History (1 lesson)Introduction to Historical Thinking Concepts (1 lesson)This unit pla
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Canada and the Great Depression: Complete Unit - Digital and Print!
This unit contains 6 full lessons, 3 summative assessments, and everything you need to teach an engaging GREAT DEPRESSION UNIT for CANADIAN HISTORY!LESSON TOPICS:Stock Market Simulation GameCauses of the Great DepressionLife during the Great DepressionCanadian Government Responses to the DepressionNew Canadian Political PartiesDiscrimination and Antisemitism in Canada in the 1930sBIG QUESTIONS for the unit include:What was the most important cause of the Great Depression?Who's lives were worse d
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Roaring Twenties in Canada: Complete Unit - Digital and Print!
This unit contains 8 full lessons, 3 summative assessments, and everything you need to teach an engaging ROARING TWENTIES UNIT FOR CANADIAN HISTORY.LESSON TOPICS:The Winnipeg General StrikeIntroduction to the Roaring TwentiesProhibitionPolitical Cartoon AnalysisCanadian AutonomyDiscrimination in the 1920sFilm AnalysisLiving Timeline ProjectThis unit places a significant focus on the experiences, stories and perspectives of FIRST NATIONS, BLACK CANADIANS, ASIAN CANADIANS, WORKING CLASS CANADIANS
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Five Little Indians Lessons - Novel Study - Contemporary Indigenous Issues Unit
Supporting Reconciliation Through Understanding and Inquiry Designed to Support the BC Indigenous-Focused Graduation Requirement ** This novel is featured in my blog: BC Education’s commitment to Reconciliation, BC Focused Educational Resources & Five Little Indians **This novel study supports the award-winning book, Five Little Indians, written by Michelle Good, while also examining the topics of:· Residential Schools· Searching for Unmarked Graves· Sexual Exploitation/MMIWG2S· Sixties Scoo
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Canadian History Review Unit - Digital & Print!
This unit is meant to serve as an introduction unit to any twentieth century Canadian history course – perfect for the first week of class before jumping into World War One! Some students may have studied Canadian history before but perhaps need a refresher, while others may be completely new to Canadian history. In either case, it is important to allow students to access their prior knowledge, or develop a basic understanding of Canadian history, government and geography before beginning the de
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Canadian Law - COMPLETE COURSE
This course is specific to the study of Canadian Law in grade 11: CLU3M. It is mainly designed as an Independent Learning Course (ILC), however can be adapted to in-class curriculum. The textbook questions refer to the textbook: "Law in Action". It can also be adapted to a wider Western curriculum, including American Law. 10 Units and Exams
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls- Facts, Clips, Discussion & Task
In Canada, we have a problem with systemic racism towards our Indigenous People. This unit represents just one way I will address racism and sexism in my own classroom in adherence with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. It includes:Detailed Teacher Notes (Including a warning that some linked clips are for high school audiences.)When Topics Are Emotional Planning sheet& Poster on Common tactics for discomfort Indigenous terminology learning (in two formats) - one poster & one note
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Canadian and International Law - COMPLETE COURSE
This course is specific to the study of Canadian and International Law in grade 12: CLN4U. It is mainly designed as an Independent Learning Course (ILC), however can be adapted to in-class curriculum. The "textbook" questions are predominantly inspired by the book: "Pursuing Justice: An Introduction to Justice Studies" Edited by Margot A. Hurlbert. The questions are general enough that any law textbook can be used alongside them. The units can also be adapted to a wider Western curriculum, inclu
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
World History Course 1 - Complete Curriculum - Projects, Activities & Lessons
FREE Samples! Save time and keep students engaged with this differentiated World History course (1350 to 1799) created by an experienced teacher. Topics include Exploration, Renaissance, Reformation, Enlightenment, Louis XIV, French Revolution, and more! Each week is a new topic focused on a central question! Be sure to download the FREE preview for tons of examples detailing how the course works. An outline of a typical week in the course is included!TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️The best hi
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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CANADA UNIT 20 Lessons: Identity, Indigenous, Assimilation, Racism, Anthropology
Includes 1 month (20-25 days) worth of detailed lessons, activities, fillable notes, worksheets, independent work packets, and reflections, focusing on the external/internal influences over identity/culture and personal freedoms of cultural expressions.Can be used for Social Studies or English Language Arts, with themes of global perspectives, bias, prejudice, social change, popular culture, advertisement, and divisions of power in society.Lessons are ready to use and include explanations for th
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Podcast Unit: Who Killed Alberta Williams? (CBC Missing & Murdered)
This resource goes with the first season of the CBC podcast Missing & Murdered, called Who Killed Alberta Williams? Eight episodes long, it looks at the 1980s disappearance and death of a young Indigenous woman in BC along the Highway of Tears.This unit is designed to help students listen to the series with critical thinking about:The genre of true crimeThe medium of podcastsThe standards and practices of journalism, as well as its biases and challengesThe challenges of evaluating evidence a
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks Part I: Life
Comprehensive, day-by-day lesson plans for The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks Part I: Life. Helps students explore major themes of deontological ethics vs. utilitarianism, racism, medical ethics, poverty, and immortality and legacy and offers insights into a lesser-known and dark period of American history. Lesson plans are structured with a Do No activity, daily reading assignments and reading comprehension questions, as well as supplemental reading articles designed to show modern-day exampl
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks Part III: Immortality
Comprehensive, day-by-day lesson plans for The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks Part III: Immortality. Helps students explore major themes of deontological ethics vs. utilitarianism, racism, medical ethics, poverty, and immortality and legacy and offers insights into a lesser-known and dark period of American history. Lesson plans are structured with a Do No activity, daily reading assignments and reading comprehension questions, as well as supplemental reading articles designed to show modern-d
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks Part II: Death
Comprehensive, day-by-day lesson plans for The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks Part II: Death. Helps students explore major themes of deontological ethics vs. utilitarianism, racism, medical ethics, poverty, and immortality and legacy and offers insights into a lesser-known and dark period of American history. Lesson plans are structured with a Do No activity, daily reading assignments and reading comprehension questions, as well as supplemental reading articles designed to show modern-day exam
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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APUSH Period 6 and Period 7 (1865-1945) MEGA UNIT (Updated Test Revision)
Does AP US History instruction get you down? At Mano Koa Enterprises, we say teaching APUSH is "A'ole Pilikia" (No Problem in Hawaiian). This product contains 19 complete lessons for 90 minute class instructions covering Period 6 (1865-1898) and Period 7 (1898-1945) of the AP US History curriculum including the following topics.In this award winning (2021 Gilder Lehrman Oregon History Teacher of the Year) product, students will journey across 80 years of American History from the rugged frontier
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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U.S. History Women's Rights & Feminism Mini Unit
This unit serves well in a high school U.S. History course by building on a foundation of basic writing skills by practicing evidence-supported argument and by exploring the foundational American values of diversity, determination, and hard work. This unit is taught thematically therefore, structured within a universal theme (ex. diversity, “land of opportunity”), students of any level can engage in high-level thinking and teachers can add or subtract sub-topics easily to meet local standards, t
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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CANADA UNIT, Lessons 1-5: Identity, Culture, Postcolonialism, Indigenous studies
Includes 5 days worth of lessons, activities, notes/worksheets, and reflections. This unit is about 20 lessons total, focusing on the external/internal influences over identity/culture and personal freedoms of cultural expressions. Can be used for Social Studies or English Language Arts, with themes of global perspectives, bias, prejudice, social change, popular culture, advertisement, and divisions of power in society.Lessons are ready to use and include explanations for the teacher. Overview:L
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Gender Studies Pacing Guide -Unit 3
Unit 3 Includes multiple activities, readings, and collaborative activities. This unit is the most rigorous for students because it involves theory. Scaffolds are in place so students can get the basic understanding of Biopower / Biopolitics. How are bodies assigned value in society and how does that value impact individual rights? Key concepts: Biopolitics, Biopower, Body, Disability, SexualityAs the instructor, you will want to familiarize yourself with Michel Foucault's book The History of Se
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
French Novel Study Reading Guide | Enfants de la rébellion by Susanne Julien
This package for Enfants de la rébellion, the Quebecois author Susanne Julien's historical fiction novel about the Rebellions in Lower Canada in 1837-1838 integrates your Grade 7 History or 7/8 split grade History class with French immersion expectations. It can also be used in as a novel study in High School FSL courses, especially if you wish to include a Canadian female author. The resource includes suggested vocabulary and activities, comprehension and other types of questions (such as those
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Indian Horse Novel Study
FNMI – Residential Schools, the finding of self-identity and the consequences in Society Canadian Voices - English A30 (Saskatchewan)
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12th, Higher Education
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Cold War UNIT Bundle
This bundle includes everything I use for my unit on Cold War Canada. Every lesson plan, PowerPoint, activity, handout, assignment, and test are in this bundle. It's all planned out for you and designed with the intention of helping students connect with history, while digging deeply into the historical significance of this era. Enjoy!*All rubrics for assignments are included*
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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CANADA UNIT Lessons 6-10: Residential Schools, propaganda, minority rights
Lessons 6-10 can stand on their own and don't require teaching 1-5 first. Includes 5 days worth of lessons, activities, notes/worksheets, and reflections. This unit focuses on the external/internal influences over identity/culture and personal freedoms of cultural expressions.Can be used for Social Studies or English Language Arts, with themes of global perspectives, bias, prejudice, social change, popular culture, advertisement, and divisions of power in society.Lessons are ready to use! Can be
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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