Showing posts with label Canada - A People's History. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Canada - A People's History. Show all posts

Canada, A People's History Lesson 5




For the past resources for Canada, A People's History you can go here.




Lesson 5:1 is The United Empire Loyalists (A World Turned Upside Down and Exile)




Lesson 5:2 is The American Revolution and the First Nations (His Majesty's Loyal Allies and The Upper Country)




Lesson 5:3 is Fleeing to Canada (Exile and Nova Scotia)


Blessings,
Natalie

Canada, A People's History Video 3 Lesson Materials

Here is the next installment of the Canada, A People's History lesson materials. You can find the lessons from Video 1 here, here and here .The lessons from Video 2 are here.

Lesson 3:1 1749 Was a Good Year






Canada, A People's History Video 1:3 Minibooks



Here is the third and final instalment of minibooks based on Video 1 from Canada, A People's History. For Video 1 lesson 1 along with general information go here. For Video 1 lesson 2 go here.
Blessings,
Natalie


Canada, A People's History Video 1:2 Minibooks




Here is the second instalment of Canada, A People's History Video 1 Minibooks. To view the first instalment go here. This post will also give you general information for using these resources.


Canada, A People's History Video 1:1 Minibooks



These lapbooking/notebooking pages are based on Canada, A People’s History Teacher's Guide. There are questions that you will be able to answer directly from the video and others that will require research from your student. For Video 1 there are three lessons. I have added in extra pieces (especially faith-based) where they seemed appropriate. Here is the first lesson's pieces!

For details about the timing of each episode, you can refer to this PDF. This will help you if you want to watch only the sections needed in the lessons.

Canada, A People’s History website can be found here. There are teacher’s resources and games and puzzles for the videos.

These booklists would be a great asset as you plan your study of Canadian history. 

If you are wondering how you can use these pieces we have found the best way is in a spiral sketchbook. You can purchase them almost anywhere (including dollar stores), and they are the right size to get several mini-books on one page. 

Blessings,
Natalie