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Students will learn about the War of 1812 with the information and follow-up slides. The reading passages and question pages for each topic form a complete lesson that can be integrated into your existing history curriculum. The material allows for flexibility and can be used in whatever way best supports your curriculum needs. The link in the PDF directs you to the google slide lesson. You can edit the student worksheet to meet your students' needs! Includes both the google slides and a print

Students will: Count forward by 1's, 2's, 5's, and 10's to 100 using a variety of tools and strategies (eg. count groups of pennies, nickels, or dimes).Add and subtract money amounts to 20¢ using coin manipulatives and drawings.Represent, compare, and order whole numbers to 100, including money amounts to 100¢.Estimate, count and represent (using the ¢ symbol) the value of a collection of coins with a maximum value of one dollar.A hundred chart is provided and can be given to each student to use

Students will learn about the Seven Years War with the information and follow-up slides. The link in the PDF directs you to the google slide lesson. You can edit the student worksheet to meet your students' needs! Includes both the google slides and a printable pdf for this lesson. There is also a link to the 48 Master the Facts Boom Card Game. This lesson is designed so students can first “master the facts” of history – know what happened when, where, and why – a foundation for historical and

Students will learn about the Haudenosaunee, with the information and follow-up slides. The link in the PDF directs you to the google slide lesson. You can edit the student worksheet to meet your students' needs! Includes both the google slides and a printable pdf for this lesson. There is also a link to the 48 Master the Facts Boom Card Game. This lesson is designed so students can first “master the facts” of history – know what happened when, where, and why – a foundation for historical and

This bundle covers: The War of 1812Lower Canada: The Beginning of UnrestLower Canada: The Protest MovementLower Canada: Unrest Explodes into RebellionUpper Canada: The Beginning of UnrestUpper Canada: The Reform MovementUpper Canada: Unrest Explodes into RebellionsThe Rebellions of 1837: ResultsThe Union Act of 1840Nova Scotia & Its Political LeadersProvince of Canada & Its Political LeadersNewfoundland & Its Political LeadersEach topic includes information and follow-up slides. The reading pass

Students will learn about the hierarchy of the government of New France, with the information and two follow-up slides. The reading passages and question pages for each topic form a complete lesson that can be integrated into your existing history curriculum. The material allows for flexibility and can be used in whatever way best supports your curriculum needs. The link in the PDF directs you to the google slide lesson. You can edit the student worksheet to meet your students' needs! Includes

Students will learn about the types of multi-cellular organisms that make up the kingdom of plants. Success Criteria:recognize plants as belonging to one of four categoriesdetermine the category type of specific plantsrecognize different plant types in the neighborhood and classify them according to categoryresearch a plant to determine its name, type, and label its partsdissect two plants and compare their inner structureconduct an experiment to understand a plant’s vascular systemidentify an

This collection of 4 fiction and non-fiction reading lessons are tailored to integrate language-based social studies content into their literacy time. It is also an excellent resource for split grade teachers who would like some independent subject material for their students! The social studies focus and literacy skills used in each activity are listed at the bottom of the worksheet. Topics:1. Canada's Provinces, Territories, and Capital CitiesStudents will learn the names of the provinces, ter

Students will learn about the Acadians with the information and follow-up slides. The link in the PDF directs you to the google slide lesson. You can edit the student worksheet to meet your students' needs! Includes both the google slides and a printable pdf for this lesson. There is also a link to the 48 Master the Facts Boom Card Game. This lesson is designed so students can first “master the facts” of history – know what happened when, where, and why – a foundation for historical and critic

The link in the PDF directs you to the google slide lesson. You can edit the student worksheet to meet your students' needs! We have included the printable pdf for the lesson as well, giving you the option to print the lessons versus using the google slides. During our long Canadian winters, many cities across Canada break up the monotony by holding carnivals and festivals. Your students will enjoy reading about the Quebec Winter Carnival, Winterlude in Ottawa, the Trappers Festival in The Pas,

Help your students working below grade level with Canadian History. Topics are presented in a clear, concise manner, which makes the information accessible to struggling learners. There are two levels of questions for each topic. Illustrations, maps, and diagrams visually enhance each topic and provide support for visual learners. At the end of the resources are links that direct you to the google slide lessons for 15 of the topics covered to help you with distance learning. You can edit the stu

Pesah or Passover celebrates the exodus of the Jewish people from Egypt. The information explains the traditions and customs practiced during this festival. The follow-up promotes the meanings of terms or words used during this special time. The Jewish Passover falls in late March or early April depending on their calendar. It is a festival celebrating freedom and the escape of ancient Jewish people from slavery in Egypt and lasts for seven or eight days. Use the information provided, "The Story

This bundle covers: Samuel de ChamplainThe AcadiansMetisSeigneurs & HabitantsThe Government of New FranceThe Seven Years WarCreation of the British Colony of QuebecThe American RevolutionLoyalist MigrationJoseph & Mary BrantLoyalists Arrive in Nova ScotiaLoyalists in Quebec & Upper CanadaEach topic includes information and follow-up slides. The link in the PDF directs you to the google slide lesson. You can edit the student worksheet to meet your students' needs! Includes both the google slides

Helps students develop and strengthen inquiry and research skills with the 7 non-fiction stories in this resource. The ability to read and understand non-fiction is a vital skill for children as they progress toward inquiry skills and research. We read non-fiction materials to learn and to connect what we have learned to our own life. Some specific purposes include:• To acquire information and to find answers to specific questions. • To satisfy our curiosity. • To understand new ideas and to d

Learn about the Exxon Valdez oil spill and the effects it still has on the environment. Find out some of the ways the oil spills are cleaned up. The links in the PDF direct you to the google slide lesson. There are two links, one for editable slides and one for digital-ready slides. This gives you the flexibility to edit the student worksheets to meet their needs! The PDF includes the worksheets giving you the option for in-class instruction or distance learning.

This collection of 4 fiction and non-fiction reading lessons are tailored to integrate language-based social studies content into their literacy time. It is also an excellent resource for split grade teachers who would like some independent subject material for their students! The social studies focus and literacy skills used in each activity are listed at the bottom of the worksheet. Topics:Barbara ReidRobert MunschCanadian Authors at the Library: Jean Little, Kenneth Oppel, and Eric Walters.St

These popular fairy tales are accompanied by practice worksheets for a variety of reading skills. The fairy tale is followed by four reproducible pages of activities that focus on the development and reinforcement of four different areas of reading. Including: reading comprehensionphonicsvocabulary developmentand creative thinkingYou will also find story sequence picture cards and story sequence sentence strips. Meets Common Core Standards: reading and comprehending a story; answering questions

This collection of 4 fiction and non-fiction reading lessons are tailored to integrate language-based social studies content into their literacy time. It is also an excellent resource for split grade teachers who would like some independent subject material for their students! The social studies focus and literacy skills used in each activity are listed at the bottom of the worksheet. Topics: 1. Aboriginal Peoples of Canada: Students will read about the Aboriginal people of Canada, learn the fiv

Students will learn about "The Results of Rebellions of 1837" with the information and follow-up slides. The reading passages and question pages for each topic form a complete lesson that can be integrated into your existing history curriculum. The material allows for flexibility and can be used in whatever way best supports your curriculum needs. The link in the PDF directs you to the google slide lesson. You can edit the student worksheet to meet your students' needs! Includes both the google

This collection of 3 fiction and non-fiction reading lessons on pioneers, Canada's Flag and missing home are tailored to integrate language-based social studies content into their literacy time. It is also an excellent resource for split grade teachers who would like some independent subject material for their students! The social studies focus and literacy skills used in each activity are listed at the bottom of the worksheet. Topics:1. Pioneer Settlement: Students will read about the early set