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**Multi-language/English Vocabulary Toolkit: Foldable Booklet + Classroom Posters** Looking for a quick and easy way to support your foreign students as they learn English? Created by Dr. Funk, our English Vocabulary Toolkit is the perfect solution! This 3-in-1 product comes packed with a foldable booklet and full-size classroom posters that are sure to make language learning fun, interactive, and effective. The booklet is designed for seamless printing, whether you choose full-color or black-an

This unit plan covers the time period and curriculum expectations for Pre-Contact to 1791, in line with the Ontario Curriculum. It can be used to plan your teaching with both learning goals and success criteria. Note: This is only a unit plan. The actual unit with all necessary materials can also be purchased via Dr. Funk's Teacher's Pay Teachers store.

Students organize and explain the changes that happened in America throughout this unit, between 1877 and 1945. They approach this assignment from four angles, including political, economic, and social changes, as well as the ethical dimension.

This essay assignment is designed for grades 10-12. Students contrast the colonies of Plymouth and Jamestown with reference to their original intentions, early settlement, governance, relations with Native Americans, economic output, etc. The rubric is included.

This PowerPoint covers America's preparation, entry, and battles in WW2. There are 44 slides in total, including embedded videos and discussion questions.

This Canadian Law culminating performance task has students dissect their learning from each unit and assess each strand of learning. Questions cover a wide variety of topics, including legal foundations, rights and freedoms, civil law, and criminal law. Students will respond to each question with both facts and opinions. They will support their answers with further research, sharing one additional website, photo, case, or video with a short description to connect to their answer. The final prod

This Canadian History culminating performance task has students dissect their learning from each unit and assess Canada's political, economic, and social changes for each period. Questions cover a wide variety of topics and events, including WW1, Roaring Twenties, Great Depression, WW2, minority experiences, Canadian sovereignty, demographic changes, human rights, regionalism, the Constitution, foreign policy, and Canada's overall growth as a nation. Students will respond to each question with

Students choose one aspect of Canada’s criminal justice system that needs to be addressed (this assignment is applicable to any country). They complete a three-paragraph essay map and produce a 500-700 word essay, incorporating learning from class and a minimum of three resources.

This goes with my Immigration Speech Assignment

Peer-Assessment sheet for my Immigration Speech Assignment

Use this assignment for speeches arguing in favour of or opposition to different levels of immigration. Easy, quick, and effective.

This assignment package meets every overall expectation in the Ontario curriculum guide. Students review their learning for each strand of the course by creating a website with dedicated pages and additional research. Students then present their work while reflecting on their experiences in the class.

Designed for CGC1D (Geography 9), this assignment evaluated student comprehension through a video submission. Explore the rubric with the students and have them clarify their requirements to achieve success, brainstorm ideas with a concept map, and plan videos in advance. This product is available in both .DOCX and .PDF files.

This rubric covers knowledge and understanding, thinking and inquiry, and communication. It is designed to evaluate students during a one-on-one discussion on criteria such as theuse of facts from the course, forming and supporting arguments, and responding with pace and confidence.

This Word document is fully customizable for any student-teacher conference assignment. Simply change the title, study questions, and learning expectations as you wish. The rubric includes sections for knowledge and understanding, thinking and inquiry, and communication. Each section is tailored for a different component of a successful discussion.

6 printable learning skills tracking sheets for students to track their progress and reflect on their learning. Simple and effective. Includes Independent Work, Initiative, Organization, Self-Regulation, Responsibility and Collaboration.

A simple, yet useful template for weekly journal writing, including dedicated spaces for names, dates, topics and vocabulary, notes, etc.

Use these resources to assign, track and evaluate presentations on a range of listed topics. Students are required to create both a blog post and a video or 'vlog'.

**Master the Three-Paragraph Essay with This Effective Exercise** Unlock the fundamentals of essay writing with this straightforward and interactive activity that helps students understand and reinforce the structure of a three-paragraph essay. With clear examples, students will identify and label key components such as the introduction, thesis statement, body paragraph, supporting reasons, transitions, and conclusion. This resource includes both student and teacher copies, complete with answers

Students read the paragraph and find five errors.