Sam Gibson

A value auction is a great activity to help students discover what values are important to them by putting a "price" on each value. Students will participate in a class-wide auction using printed money to bid for values. This is an individual item but can also be bought in a bundle that includes the values auction slides with instruction in the speaker notes, a student handout, and printable money in both Us and Canadian dollars. This lesson takes around 1 hour depending on how many students you

A value auction is a great activity to help students discover what values are important to them by putting a "price" on each value. Students will participate in a class-wide auction using printed money to bid for values. This is a bundle that includes the values auction slides with instruction in the speaker notes, a student handout, and printable money in both Us and Canadian dollars. This lesson takes around 1 hour depending on how many students you have, and the amount of time spent on the di

This slide deck will walk students through the top 10 natural disasters: Cyclones, Earthquakes, Tornados, Volcanic Eruptions, Tsunamis, Floods, Wildfires, Droughts, Avalanches, and Landslides. Each slide includes a photo and some key facts about the disaster. The slide deck ends with a what is where, why there, why care example and students can apply this skill to their own disaster.

A value auction is a great activity to help students discover what values are important to them by putting a "price" on each value. Students will participate in a class-wide auction using printed money to bid for values. This is an individual item but can also be bought in a bundle that includes the values auction slides with instruction in the speaker notes, a student handout, and printable money in both Us and Canadian dollars. This lesson takes around 1 hour depending on how many students you

This is a great start of the school year activity to get to your students. Perfect for middle school and high school. Step by step instructions with photos for your students to learn about and create their first google my maps. I recommend you use this guide to create your own so you can show them an example before they get started. This takes about an hour depending on the age and ability of your students. After students can share with the teacher, small groups or the whole class.

This slide show walks students through the basics of research methods (population, sample, types of questions, pros and cons). It starts with a minds on example which applies the geographic approach of what is where, why there why care wth a short case study.

Activity in which students will explore different Canadian musicians and how music is a tool for human rights and equity. Students will have a chance to read and watch videos, complete a reflection and find their own example songs.