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EXPLORE HOWARD GARDNER'S THEORY OF MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCESProduct Overview:This lesson provides a straight-forward overview of Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligences. Students will begin to understand how there are multiple ways of holding and representing intelligence. Students will learn about each of the 8 intelligences and then take a self-assessment to identify their own strengths and weaknesses. Includes:Slideshow covering: Gardiner's theory8 different intelligencesjam packed with visuals

Introduce students to the symbols of Baptism with this bright, visual slideshow! Corresponding worksheet included - perfect for remote and in-person learning!Product Overview: This lesson introduces students to the idea of Baptism as an important religious ceremony in the Catholic faith. This simple and visual slideshow teaches students about all the major symbols and components of the baptismal ceremony (i.e church, white clothing, font, oil, chrism, godparents, etc…). Students can follow alo

***SAVE 15% BY BUYING THIS BUNDLE!***A unit plan, worksheets, self-assessments, printable materials, engaging conversation prompts, and assessments - all you need for teaching the first Gr. 10 Career Studies Unit: Who Am I?. You may be teaching this course for the first time, or looking for new resources to reinvigorate your teaching, having taught it for many years; either way, these career studies resources are for you! This bundle is a collection of 6 lessons, each designed to encourage st

Students will blend their advertising skills with their health knowledge as they design their own cigarette boxes. Try this creative hands-on task as a culminating activity for your health substance use and abuse unit.Product Overview:This project requires students to take what they have learned about the dangers of smoking and show what they know by putting together a cigarette box that warns customers of the dangers. Students can get really creative in designing eye-catching images and witty w

Get your students excited about choosing careers!These cards are great for all ages and grades!Play career charades with your class! - great for career studies courses/units or beginning of the year activities (what do I want to be when I grow up?)Use them as vocab review for your ELL or Spec. Ed students.Create a word wall for elementary studentsFits seamlessly with social studies (elementary), career studies/coop (high-school), language, take your kid to work day and moreIncludes:4 pages of ca

Introduce the flashy, lively, and rebellious culture that took over in the 1920s with this multimedia based slideshow.Product Overview:This slideshow discusses key cultural trends during the ROARING 20s. Through an in-depth analysis at topics such as flappers, film, music, dance etc..., students will begin to gain an understanding of the unique culture that really made the 20s roar (see below for full list of topics). Each topic will be presented within historical context, highlighting key indiv

Let's face it, sometimes we make impulsive decisions. Problem solving and thoughtful decision making is a life skill! Have students practice thoughtful decision making with interesting case studies.Product Overview:This is an inquiry based lesson which can be student or teacher-led. Students will follow the hyper-doc lesson to guide them through all the activities. Students will start by attempting to answer the toughest ethical dilemmas (ex. the trolly problem) and then learning about the solut

Explore the European & Pacific theatre of WWII through this highly visual, information packed slideshow.Resource Includes: 123 editable slides (Google Slides)Offers numerous information, maps, images, videos, & teacher notes embedded into the slideshowYoutube videos/audio clips (links provided)Graphic Organizer (Google Docs - 8 pgs) Answer Key (14 pages)Product Overview:This slideshow discusses the key battles Canada was involved in during WWII. Each battle is discussed individually and in chr

Show your students how women of the 1920s transitioned from the modest housewives to independent people with this slideshow lesson and activity.Includes: 27 slides (Google Slides)Teacher notes embedded into the slideshowYoutube videos/audio clips (links provided)7 Political Cartoons and Analysis through a Graphic Organizer (Google Docs) - 22pgsAnswer KeyProduct Overview:Slideshow: This slideshow discusses the changing women’s roles in the 1920s. It introduces students to the topic through a qui

Establish the political dynamic at the start of your 20s & 30s unit by introducing the Winnipeg General Strike.Product Overview:This slideshow discusses the topic of The Winnipeg General Strike which took place in 1919 in Manitoba, Canada. The strike occurred after WWI when workers came home to poor working conditions and came together under one union to strike against the government. It quickly turned violent, but initiated a political consciousness for future leaders to help workers (Please s

Teach your students how Canada "ROARED" in the 1920s!! Product Overview:This slideshow discusses how Canadian society was changing in the 1920s as a result of numerous new technologies that were becoming available and thriving. The slideshow takes a spotlight approach on a variety of Canadian inventions and other technologies that emerged and gained popularity throughout the decade (see below for full list of technology presented). Through an in-depth look at each technology, students will gain

Students will blend their advertising skills with their health knowledge as they design their own safety posters. Try this creative hands-on task as a culminating activity for your health personal safety unit.Product Overview:This project requires students to take what they have learned about personal safety and show what they know by designing a poster that warns people of potential Halloween dangers. Students can get really creative in designing eye-catching images and witty warnings to make t

This bundle includes a lesson, activity, and an assignment for your students. Here is a break down of each file: 1. DISC LESSONThis lesson provides a straight-forward overview of Dr. Marston's DISC personality theory. Students will begin to understand how his theory developed, and how despite each person having their own unique personality, we have shared behaviour preferences which can be grouped into 4 categories creating DISC (dominant, influential, steady, and compliant). Students will then

Product Overview:This activity is intended to guide students self-discovery during career studies unit 1: Who Am I? There are 2 parts to this task:Complete the personal profile graphic organizerAs you go through the unit, students can complete a series of self-assessments that will allow student to dive deep into their identity and answer the question Who Am I? Topics include personality type, multiple intelligences, preferences, values and more. The graphic organizer provides links to online

***SAVE 15% BY BUYING THIS BUNDLE!***Bring history, culture, and creativity together with this hands-on art history and studio bundle!This bundle combines two engaging lessons — one focused on the history and cultural significance of Repoussé metalwork, and the other guiding students through a creative, research-based repoussé art project exploring animal symbolism in art. Together, these resources help students connect ancient artistic traditions to modern creative expression while deepen

Bring history, culture, and creativity together with this hands-on art history and studio project!Product Overview:In this Repoussé Metal Art Assignment, students explore how animals have been used as symbols of power, spirituality, and identity throughout world cultures — then create their own embossed metal artwork inspired by their research. 🎨 What Students Will Do:Research the symbolic meaning of an animal of their choice.Analyze how the animal appears in art across different cultures or

EXPLORE ROGER SPERRY'S THEORY OF BRAIN DOMINANCE - Left, Right & Balanced brain types. Product Overview:This lesson provides a straight-forward overview of Roger Sperry's Brain Dominance types. Students will begin to understand how the theory developed and how each side of the brain controls different functions by looking at his epilepsy experiments. Students will then learn about the characteristics of left, right and balanced brains, followed by taking a self-assessment to identify their own s

🔥 From ancient gold masks to modern jewelry — bring the story of Repoussé to life in your classroom!Product Overview:Introduce your students to the fascinating world of Repoussé metal art — an ancient technique that combines creativity, craftsmanship, and cultural symbolism. This beginner-friendly lesson provides an engaging overview of what Repoussé is, its historical development, and its significance across various cultures and time periods. Students will learn to identify Repoussé and Cha

Help students discover who lived in Canada hundreds of years ago with this introductory slide show to Communities in Canada! Perfect for introductory social studies lessons.Product Overview: This interactive slideshow introduces students to the different communities in Canada between 1780-1850. Students will learn the differences between settlers and Indigenous peoples as well as where they came from, and why they would want to live in Canada. Students will then begin to compare this to modern l

Stress & personal wellness affects students of all ages, grades, & subjects. Taking time to focus on building self-awareness in the body and developing strategies to combat stress will set students up for success!Product Overview:This lesson provides students with an introduction to Stress & Personal Wellness. Students will learn about the topic of stress as something that can have either a positive or negative affect on their life. Through a whole class statistical analysis activity, students