Awesome introduction video for European Explorers: Age Of Discovery
Teaching Government Issues/Terms with Gummy Bears

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SOCIAL STUDIES ORGANIZER:Explorer notebooking page --- would be great to pair with a facebook. Work in small groups to cover the explorers/"comment" on each other's "pages"

SOCIAL STUDIES ORGANIZER:Explorer notebooking page --- made into a poster to be done with groups; assigning each group a different explorer to research.

Use the free website, Mapmaker, to create maps and practice measuring with a digital ruler.

Create Beautiful Maps with MapMaker

Create Beautiful Maps with MapMaker Use the free website, Mapmaker, to create maps and practice measuring with a digital ruler.

There are many options for hands-on activities for studying the First Nations peoples of Canada before the Europeans arrived, but I decided to focus on the people who live on the West Coast – the Tlingit and Haida. The natives here are famous for their artwork and creativity of their totem poles – huge tree trunks carved into many animals and faces representing various spirits. Make First Nations Inspired Art

Hands-On Canadian History: First Nations Inspired Art

There are many options for hands-on activities for studying the First Nations peoples of Canada before the Europeans arrived, but I decided to focus on the people who live on the West Coast – the Tlingit and Haida. The natives here are famous for their ar

Explorer unit. Some great project ideas here.
Beaver Fur Trade in Early Canada illustration
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Consider this FREEBIE a thank you! This is a great resource for anyone that teaches about early explorers, early exploration, reasons for exploration, and the routes taken.

John Cabot's life
Online Museum about Residential Schools in Canada.
I look at these gorgeous wampum belts and marvel at those who made these beads. I live in a place with quahog shells and I can't imagine doing it by hand

My previous post about Native American headgear covered some pretty wide bases, but there's a whole world of accessories beyond hats, so I just had to share

Map of First Nations pre-European contact (Canada)
ETFO’s FNMI Resource
An introduction to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
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