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An entire unit (32 lessons, bundled for 20% off) for the Canadian History course, CHI4U, that closely follows the Ontario curriculum expectations, covering the period of 1774 to 1867. Teachers are provided with 32 in-depth lessons, as well as some homework sheets, discussion questions, tests and a final project. It's all ordered by date leading up to 1867 and doesn't require any more supplementary material; it's complete and ready to use. Resources include: 32 in-depth lessons (with detailed no

Unit 3, Lesson 17 of a full series of lessons for the Canadian History course, CHI4U, aligned with Ontario curriculum expectations. This comprehensive PPT lesson composed of 90 slides closely examines the Red River Resistance, the North-West Resistance, and Louis Riel. It explores in detail the historical context of the Red River Settlement, Louis Riel's role as a leader, the events and outcomes of the Red River Resistance such as the Manitoba Act of 1870, the French-English divide, the causes a

Unit 3, Lesson 14 of a full series of lessons for the Canadian History course, CHI4U, aligned with Ontario curriculum expectations. This PPT lesson closely examines the Indian Act in Canada, offering a comprehensive understanding of its historical significance, key provisions, and its enduring impact on Indigenous peoples in Canada. The PPT contains compelling visuals, videos, primary sources, and thought-provoking discussion questions to keep the class engaged. In addition, the file comes with

An entire unit (21 lessons, bundled for 20% off) for the Canadian History course, CHI4U, that closely follows the Ontario curriculum expectations, covering the period of pre-contact up to 1774. Teachers are provided with 21 in-depth lessons, as well as some homework sheets, discussion questions, tests and a final project. It's all ordered by date leading up to 1774 and doesn't require any more supplementary material; it's complete and ready to use. Resources include: 21 in-depth lessons (with

This bundle (20% off) includes two products, each with three separate PowerPoint presentations: wind energy, solar energy, biomass energy, hydropower, geothermal energy, and tidal energy. The six PPTs introduce the student to each, explain how each works (with photos), and then list the pros and cons associated with each. This comes along with explanations underneath the slides that the teacher can mention. There is a quiz in each product—a total of two quizzes. Note: The "notes" section underne

Unit 3, Lesson 15 of a full series of lessons for the Canadian History course, CHI4U, aligned with Ontario curriculum expectations. This PPT lesson closely examines the Boer war and its profound impact on Canada. The PPT contains compelling visuals, videos, maps, charts, authentic primary sources, and discussion questions to keep the class engaged. The file also contains two worksheets that include a reading analysis, a research activity, and political cartoon analysis. An answer key is included

Unit 3, Lesson 20 of a full series of lessons for the Canadian History course, CHI4U, aligned with Ontario curriculum expectations. This comprehensive PPT lesson closely examines the On-to-Ottawa Trek. It explores the events that led up to the establishment of the employment relief camps and to the occurrence of the Regina Riot. The PPT contains compelling visuals, videos, maps, historical accounts, authentic primary sources, and discussion questions to keep the class engaged. Included with the

Unit 3, Lesson 19 of a full series of lessons for the Canadian History course, CHI4U, aligned with Ontario curriculum expectations. This comprehensive PPT lesson composed of 90+ slides closely examines the Winnipeg General Strike. It explores in detail the chain of events that incited the strike and provides a comprehensive account of the unfolding strike scenario. The PPT looks at the opposition the strike faced, spearheaded by the Citizens' Committee of 1000 and bolstered by local and national

This is a comprehensive, fun history project that can be used as a unit assessment or as a final exam. It requires students to find three primary sources (any three events in history) and analyze and interpret them. They can find paintings, relics, documents, letters, etc. Note: Assignment says "Canadian History," but this project can be used for the US as well or any other country. You can easily just change it to say "American History." The downloadable file contains everything you will need:

This is a comprehensive quiz/mini-test of scenes 1 and 2 of act 1 of Hamlet (3 pages long). The questions are divided into two sections (scene 1 and scene 2). There are 8 multiple choice questions and 7 short answer or written analysis questions. A total of 24 marks. Answer key for all the questions included. Difficulty level: medium to high. Note: This is best paired with the analyses I provide in my store for scenes 1 and 2. They are NOT required, but they are an extra reference for teachers

Included in the zip file are three separate PowerPoint presentations: one on tidal energy, one on hydropower, and one on geothermal energy. The PPTs introduce the student to each, explain how each works (with photos), and then list the pros and cons associated with each. This comes along with explanations underneath the slides that the teacher can mention. The quiz is out of 17 marks. It is primarily multiple choice with one short answer. Note: The "notes" section underneath each slide contai

A really fun and enjoyable assignment for high school English students (or ESL). The assignment requires them to choose a song from a list of hip-hop songs and analyze it for themes, literary devices, meaning, cultural and social impact, etc. The downloadable file contains everything you need: a comprehensive assignment handouta comprehensive rubrica list of 24 songsa sign up sheeta step-by-step teacher instruction guide.Young adults love music and this is a way to get them to enjoy music while

Unit 3, Lesson 13 of a full series of lessons for the Canadian History course, CHI4U, aligned with Ontario curriculum expectations. This PPT lesson closely examines the history of sterilization in Canada. It looks at the positive eugenics, negative eugenics, sexual sterilization acts and more. The PPT contains photos, videos, maps, charts, primary sources, and discussion questions to keep the class engaged. The file comes with a short homework sheet. Note: The "notes" section underneath each sli

Unit 3, Lesson 21 of a full series of lessons for the Canadian History course, CHI4U, aligned with Ontario curriculum expectations. This PPT lesson examines the path to Canada establishing its sovereignty and autonomy from Britain covering the period of 1867 - 1945. It explores five different events: the Paris Peace Conference, the Chanak Affair, the Halibut Treaty, the Balfour Report, and the Statute of Westminster. The PPT contains compelling visuals, videos, historical accounts, authentic pri

This comprehensive, fun history project can be used as a unit assessment or final exam. It's a group presentation research project (you can change it to individual work). It requires students to choose one immigrant group from a list provided that immigrated to Canada between 1600 and 1800. There are questions they will be tasked to answer. Then, they must find primary sources and present their research. The downloadable file contains two resources: A comprehensive 2-page assignment handout that

Unit 3, Lesson 1 and Quiz of a full series of lessons for the Canadian History course, CHI4U, aligned with Ontario curriculum expectations. Included PPT lessonClass Discussion QuestionQuizThis ppt lesson takes a close look at the changing roles of Canadian women between 1867 and 1945. It examines important statistics, female-led organization and activism, government policies, etc. The ppt discusses how the two world wars affected Canadian women. It also looks at the suffrage movement in Canada.

Unit 3, Lesson 8 of a full series of lessons for the Canadian History course, CHI4U, aligned with Ontario curriculum expectations. This PPT lesson closely examines the transcontinental railway in Canada. It looks at how it was built and explores the business ventures of the CPR (Canadian Pacific Railway) company. The PPT contains photos, videos, primary sources, and a discussion question to keep the class engaged. The file comes with one homework worksheet and an answer key. Note: The "notes" s

Unit 3, Lesson 7 of a full series of lessons for the Canadian History course, CHI4U, aligned with Ontario curriculum expectations. This comprehensive PPT lesson closely examines residential schools in Canada. The lesson contains a lot of details as well as links to different sources. It also contains discussion questions, primary sources, survivor accounts, interactive activities, videos, and photos to keep the class engaged. At the end of the lesson, the PPT discusses the lasting impact of resi

Unit 2, Lesson 13 of a full series of lessons for the Canadian History course, CHI4U, aligned with Ontario curriculum expectations. (This can be bought as a standalone; however, the full 32-lesson unit is available if you're interested.)This ppt lesson takes a close look the agents and events that took place form a responsible government in early Canada. It examines the definition of responsible government and Joseph Howe's push for it. It discusses the rebellions in Lower Canada and Upper Canad

Unit 3, Lesson 6 of a full series of lessons for the Canadian History course, CHI4U, aligned with Ontario curriculum expectations. This PPT closely examines the Komagata Maru incident. It studies the continuous journey regulation, fears of Asian immigration, and racism. The PPT contains many discussion questions, primary sources, videos, and photos to engage the class. Note: The "notes" section underneath each slide contains extra details that the teacher can read to the class as they teach the