CanadianLearning

This PPT is a set of 16 informational slides about the development of Upper and Lower Canada, the rebellions, and the development of responsible government. There is a handout that goes along with each slide. You can use this as stations around your room, as teaching slides, or as booklets if information that students can use to fill in the questions on the handout. There is a word search with related vocabulary at the end of the worksheet for early finishers.

Students read about the digestive system, circulatory system, excretory system, respiratory system, and the five senses. On the student handout there are four questions per station - two recall questions and two analysis questions. Following the stations, students have a matching exercise to complete independently and a wordsearch on the back for early finishers. This activity is designed for a 1 hour period.

Students are asked to answer questions to help them develop a deeper familiarity with the elements on the periodic table. The questions ask about element names, symbols, atomic mass (rounded), neutrons, and more! An answer key is provided.

This is an alphabetical list of the 118 elements, including their atomic number. The non-metals are bolded and metalloids have an asterisk. The list is designed to help students with naming ionic and covalent compounds.

This task has students choosing from two scenario prompts to write a first-person narrative (letter) to a relative back in Europe. They will also be asked to draw a picture to represent their thinking. ⃣ Scenario #1: The year is 1823. You have decided to immigrate to Canada from Britain with the promise of a wonderful new life. ⃣ Scenario #2: The year is 1834. You are living in Upper Canada among a group of young people who are very angry with how the government is being run. There is talk of

This quiz assesses adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing integers. It also has student represent their learning on numberlines. It is a half page - so just print double sided and cut in half.