How well do your students know Canada's history, symbols, and culture? Test their basic knowledge with questions that new immigrants are expected to know in order to gain Canadian citizenship.
Could You Be a Canadian Citizen?
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ACTIVITIES
Black History Month Profiles: Great African American Poets from Across the Generations
This collection of poems from three highly regarded and important African American poets focuses on groundbreaking poems... -
LESSON PLANS
Black Lives Matter E-Book: A Movement for Racial Justice
Black History Month is not just a great opportunity to teach students about the important figures from history who have ... -
ASSESSMENT
Grading Strategies and Report Card Comments Essentials Kit
Report card comments and grading strategies for teachers in every classroom - 90+ pages of grading comments examples, ti...
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WORKSHEETS
Canadian Heroes: Violet Clara McNaughton
Teach students about journalist and feminist leader Violet Clara McNaughton with this research activity. -
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Canadian Justice System
Educate students about the Canadian Justice System with this worksheet. -
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How Can You Prevent Injustice? Handouts
Use the handouts for the lesson How Can you Prevent Injustice? to supplement the activities. -
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National Defence and the Canadian Forces
Refine students' research skills as they use the Internet and library references to learn about National Defence and the... -
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We'll Have Nunavut: A Look at Canadian Inuits
Teach your class about Nunavut, its recent history, and its significance as the newest territory in Canada. -
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What Party Are You?
In this matching exercise, students review the political affiliations of Canadian prime ministers.
