Intermediate Senior History

Kit consists of 6 books, 1 information sheet and 1 teacher's guide. Includes index. "A Quantum Book produced for the Hudson's Bay Company".

"The year 2017 marks the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge. The First World War's Battle of Vimy Ridge was fought April 9 to 12, 1917, in northern France. There, the Canadian Corps won a remarkable victory over the Germans, capturing the heavily defended ridge that the allies had previously attempted to take."--Remembering Vimy-A century later.
Contents
1. Remembering Vimy - A century later -- 2. The Battle of Vimy Ridge -- 3. The Canadian National Vimy Memorial -- 4. The Battle of Hill 70 -- 5. Indigenous veterans -- Impressions of Vimy (postcards): -- Postcard 1. In Flanders Field -- Postcard 2. Stone wall graffiti -- Postcard 3. Soldier ammunition boots -- Postcard 4. Canadian National Vimy Memorial and "Canada Bereft" statue.

This resource guide [kit] aims to assist educators on their journey to share information about the Treaty relationship with their students in grades 9 to 12. This resource aims to include resources in supporting discussions about the Nation to Nation relationship.
Connects to the Ontario curriculum in many subject areas. The guide also refers to links and online lesson plans that involve various videos produced by the Union of Ontario Indians, Ojibwe Cultural Foundation and Kenjgewin Teg Educational Institute.--Union of Ontario Indians description.

1 English Kit & 1 French Kit.
Through a comprehensive education program, young Canadians will learn the story of Hill 70 and how the action at Hill 70 and Lens contributed to the evolution of Canada as a nation and to the emergence of an independent military command. Hill 70 is the story of Canada at war, its leaders, its politicians, and its people. It is a story of leadership, of valour, and of clarity of purpose. The Learning Kit is an exciting hands-on set of materials available for teachers throughout Canada for use in elementary and secondary schools. Through the kit, students will learn why Canada was involved in the Great War, how Canada’s role evolved, how Canada gained a seat at the Paris Peace talks, how Lieutenant General Currie demonstrated the value of meticulous planning, integrated artillery and infantry effort, the use of technological advancements, and, above all, the stories of courage and leadership.

Seven reprinted newspapers taken from the originals covering the last century's greatest stories.

"This kit includes resources for teaching Métis history, culture and way of life in Ontario." -- folder.
Contents
Métis education kit: Teacher's guide (English) -- Métis education kit: Teacher's guide (French) -- Michif work book : a guide to the Métis language -- Métis way of life coloring & story book -- Louis Riel information sheet -- Wâpikwaniy: a beginner's guide to Métis floral beadwork (with instructional DVD) -- CD: Drops of brand and other traditional Métis tunes: volume 1 (2 discs) -- DVD: Steps in time II: music and dance instruction -- 7 posters: Métis cultural/history (English) -- 7 posters: Métis cultural/history (French) -- 9 posters: Métis knowledge (English) -- 9 posters: Métis knowledge (French) -- Flashcards (9) Métis culture bilingual -- 1 Métis flag -- 1 Métis blue sash -- 1 Métis red sash.

The teaching activities in this kit are comprised of five Critical Challenges for students from Grades 9 to 12 (Secondary cycles 1 and 2 in Quebec) in Canadian history, social studies, civics or other Canadian studies courses. In each Critical Challenge students will explore various aspects of the lives and careers of the prime ministers of Canada. They will use archival documents for research and express their learning through multi-sensory activities to create a final product for each challenge.

This document was developed from updating, revising, and revisioning the original ETFO document called We're erasing prejudice for good kit. Contains 4 books: Resource guide, Primary, Junior, and Intermediate.

A kit for teachers looking to infuse content concerning treaty agreements into their classroom lessons. "We are all...Treaty People book explains the history of the Anishinaabeg, or Anishinabek nations. The nations of Ojibwa, Chippewa, Odawa, Mississauga, Potawatomi, Algonquin, and Delaware peoples are described. This book gives the history of the culture, values, co-existence, Seven Years War, treaties, Oka, and present day events. First Nations, Inuit and Metis content and perspectivies. This resource supports the "Teaching of Treaties in the classroom"