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Rules at school and elsewhere

Rules at school and elsewhere

Students develop a list of rules at school and explore the merits of each. Students select and illustrate the three best rules for promoting a safe and cooperative environment at school, then look for similarities and differences as they compare the list of rules at school with a list of rules at ho…
Subjects: Social Studies
Grades: K
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What important lessons can we learn from studying the causes of human rights atrocities?

What important lessons can we learn from studying the causes of human rights atrocities?

In this lesson, students learn about contributing factors of human rights atrocities and genocide and identify how behaviours, policies, and actions of people, communities, and governments led to the Holodomor in Soviet Ukraine. This resource is part of the collection Teaching and Learning About …
Subjects: Social Studies, History
Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9
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How did internment change the communities?

How did internment change the communities?

Note: These “ready-to-post” learning materials are intended for students to use during independent and/or online learning. In this two-part challenge, students will explore what changed and what stayed same for Ukrainian Canadians before and after World War I.
Subjects: Social Studies, History
Grades: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
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Becoming a reporter

Becoming a reporter

Students assume the role of investigative reporters as they identify five significant similarities and differences between Canada and Brazil, and develop five issue-based questions about the Brazilian rain forest.
Subjects: English/Language Arts, Social Studies
Grades: 4, 5, 6
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