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Categorization of Industrialization Events using NotebookLM & Canva
This tech tip shows you how to use NotebookLM to create compelling resources that can be imported into a Canva
Timeline Activity with Canva – Significance and Significance to Me!
Students research major world and Canadian events of the First World War, selecting key events from provided sources and additional
LEARN How-To Series
LEARN Quebec How-To series offers a variety of step-by-step guides for common skills and tasks across different subjects. A listing
An urban, regional, or agricultural area?
Quick learning activity using the Google My Maps website to determine common elements between types of territories.
How can agricultural land be protected?
Students characterize an agricultural territory using a digital mapping tool. They identify issues, identify actions to protect agricultural land, and
Territory through Satellite Images
Students observe satellite images in order to build their representation of a territory and their understanding of the concepts related
Rebellions important consequences – Be a History Detective
Secondary-level History Detective strategy slide deck to help students to critically connect facts/concepts in documents on the consequences of the
Chiefs, Council of Elders – Be a History Detective
Secondary-level History Detective strategy slide deck to help students critically connect facts/concepts in documents about Chiefs and Council of Elders
What is a Metropolis? Interactive models with Scratch and Makey Makey (or Micro:bit)
Students use the Scratch programming application, and a Makey Makey or Micro:bit microcontroller that lets them create interactive models of
Primary Sources Database
Primary resource collection is made up of visual documents, artifacts, and written documents. Resources have also been tagged to different
A Primary Sources Infographic – Secondary
This infographic can help students learn more about primary sources and the different kinds of documents used in social sciences.
Intellectual Operation Infographics – Secondary
These helpful infographics explain The Intellectual Operations (or IOs) so students can “use knowledge appropriately” in their History and Geography