5th Grade Canadian History Cultural Activities
Banners and Pennants for Bulletin Boards & Classroom Décor Growing Bundle
By Kimberly
❤️ Looking to save big on some fun and educational additions to your classroom décor? This GROWING bundle includes a variety of printable banners and pennants, for bulletin boards, doors, hallways, classroom decorations, and more!
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⭐️This is a growing bundle and the price will increase as resources are added.
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✅ Includes:
☑ Hispanic Heritage Leaders - Banners
☑ Hispanic Heritage Bunting - Banners
☑ Christmas - Banners
☑ Feliz Navidad - Banners
☑ National Day for Truth and Reconciliation - Banners
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Classroom Décor Bundle - Banners, Posters, Bulletin Board Kits, Crafts
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(FR) ÉTUDES SOCIALES - AUTOCHTONES/CHANDAIL ORANGE
By French Made Fun!
Enseigner l'histoire des Autochtones à vos élèves de 5e à 7e années peut être une matière délicate, sans parler de difficulté. Il est impératif de les amener à réfléchir profondément, à s'engager et à discuter activement de certains sujets difficiles. Il faut des heures de travail pour faire la recherche et encore plus pour créer des activités attrayantes pour accompagner le contenu.
Cherchez pas plus loin. Cet ensemble contient tout ce dont vous avez besoin pour enseigner à vos élèves les droits de la personne, les droits des enfants, l'identité et l'histoire autochtone.
* Les activités de la Journée du chandail orange sont mieux enseignées au début de l'année scolaire; car ce jour est en septembre. Le reste du contenu peut être enseigné à tout moment.*
Ce document massif de 62 pages contient:
- contenu, vocabulaire, histoire, images ;
- des opportunités d'avoir des discussions animées ;
- des travaux indépendants ;
- des travaux de groupe et des recherches ;
- une étude en art visuel ;
- projets d'art ;
- la lecture et l'écriture de poésie ;
- de multiples lectures et activités entourant la Journée du chandail orange ;
- Symboles amérindiens
- Se retrouver à travers l'art
- Recherche en arts visuels + travail biographique
- Autoévaluations/buts
- Création d'un album photo sur les arts autochtones
- Lire et écrire un poème pour la Journée du chandail orange
- Une activité sur les sentiments et les droits de l'enfant
- Modèles de projets artistiques (t-shirt et plumes)
- Activités sur 'Je ne suis pas un numéro' (lecture à voix haute + questions d'approfondissement)
Vous aimez ce que vous voyez mais voulez en voir plus? Envoyez-moi un message pour demander des cours et activités spécifiques!
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♡ Mme. Kaitlyn
The Seasons - An Indigenous Perspective (Intermediate) - Indigenous Education
By West Coast Indigenous Teacher
Explore traditional Indigenous life through the 4 seasons, focusing on Ojibwe culture and life. Learn Indigenous languages with Halq'emeylem and Ojibwe languages. Winter activity, summer activity, fall activity, spring activity included. View my Seasons - Primary resource here
Page 1: The Seasons : An Indigenous Perspective, teachers guide
Page 2: An Overview of Indigenous Life During the 4 Seasons
Page 3: An In Depth Look: The Four Seasons of the Ojibwe
Page 4: Our Seasons brainstorming activity (part 1)
Page 5: Our Seasons Language/Art activity (part 2)
Page 6-17: Tree print outs for part 2 of the Our Seasons activity
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Salmon Life Cycle, First Nations Culture - Indigenous Education
By West Coast Indigenous Teacher
This 7 page salmon lesson includes the salmon life cycle, ocean conservation and salmon in First Nations culture. Salmon life cycle diagram and activity included. 3 salmon activities within this salmon life cycle and salmon lesson.
Page 1: Lesson plan
Page 2: The Deep Connection to Salmon (handout)
Page 3: The Importance of Salmon (handout)
Page 4: Traditional Fishing Techniques (handout)
Page 5: The Arrival of the Europeans, Salmon Today (handout)
Page 6: Indigenous Conservation, Salmon Interconnectedness (handout)
Page 7: Salmon Life Cycle (handout)
Page 8: Salmon Life Cycle diagram (handout)
Page 9: Salmon Life Cycle (activity)
Page 10: Salmon Crossword Puzzle
Page 11: Salmon Crossword Puzzle - answer key)
Page 12: Salmon Creative Writing activity
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Orange Shirt Day Lesson - Residential Schools in Canada - Indigenous Education
By West Coast Indigenous Teacher
Learn all about Orange Shirt Day (National Day for Truth and Reconciliation), coming up on September 30th. This engaging Indigenous Education lesson includes 6 pages of handouts about why we wear orange shirts, the impacts of residential school, etc. Reflection questions (with answer key), a reading list also included.
Page 1: Orange Shirt Day: notes for teachers
Page 2: What is Orange Shirt Day, Why Orange Shirts?, Why Did Residential schools exist?
Page 3: What happened at residential school?
Page 4: Who attended?, our responsibility
Page 5: Residential Schools in Canada: map, pictures
Page 6: Impacts of Orange Shirt Day
Page 7: Generational Trauma
Page 8: Orange Shirt Day: reflection questions
Page 9: Orange Shirt Day: question answer key
Page 10: Books about Residential School by Indigenous authors
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Terry Fox : a Canadian Métis Hero - Lesson and Culture - Indigenous Education
By West Coast Indigenous Teacher
Terry Fox is a Canadian hero, but did you know he was Indigenous? Learn about Terry Fox's life, his dreams and goals, his Marathon of Hope run AND his Métis heritage. 4 page lesson, reflection questions (with answer key), and four activities.
Page 1: Lesson Plan
Page 2: Terry Fox: A Métis Hero (early life, cancer diagnosis)
Page 3: Terry Fox: A Métis Hero (Terry's dream, his letter to the Cancer Society)
Page 4: Terry Fox: A Métis Hero (Marathon of Hope, after the run)
Page 5: Terry Fox: A Métis Hero (Terry's legacy, his Métis heritage)
Page 6: Photos of Terry's life
Page 7: Reflection questions
Page 8: Answer key to questions
Page 9: Lessons from Terry Fox activity
Page 10: Honouring Terry Fox and his Métis heritage - shoe design
Page 11: Honouring Terry Fox and his Métis heritage - feather design
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Coast Salish Culture - Weaving, Potlach - First Nations - Indigenous Education
By West Coast Indigenous Teacher
Learn about Coast Salish (First Nations) culture, Coast Salish weaving and the Coast Salish potlach. The history and cultural meaning of the potlach + First Nations weaving, Indigenous art activity; design your own Coast Salish inspired blanket by observing shapes and patterns. 3 activities included in this Coast Salish lesson.
Page 1: Lesson Plan
Page 2: Coast Salish people (traditional life, culture)
Page 3: Coast Salish languages
Page 4: Coast Salish weaving (history, cultural significance)
Page 5: Discovering Patterns in Coast Salish weaving
Page 6: Discovering Patterns in Coast Salish weaving: activity
Page 7: Designing a Coast Salish inspired blanket: activity
Page 8: The Coast Salish Potlach (purpose, cultural, structure)
Page 9: The Potlach ban (history, impact, modern potlaches)
Page 10: Plan your own potlach based on student's skills: activity
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Seven Sacred Teachings - Intermediate Lesson - Indigenous Education
By West Coast Indigenous Teacher
Explore the 7 Sacred Teachings in this intermediate / middle school lesson. Learn about love (eagle), respect (buffalo), courage (bear), honesty (sasquatch), wisdom (beaver), humility (wolf), and truth (turtle). Two handout pages and a multi-page booklet where students will apply the teachings to their own lives. For a deeper dive into these animals—including their life cycles, diets, habitats, and cultural significance—be sure to check out the 7 Sacred Teachings Animal Bundle! I also have a primary 7 Sacred Teachings resource for younger students!
Page 1: Seven Sacred Teachings lesson plan
Page 2: The Seven Sacred Teachings (handout)
Page 3: Understanding the Seven Sacred Teachings
Page 4: My 7 Sacred Teachings booklet activity (cover, eagle)
Page 5: My 7 Sacred Teachings booklet activity (buffalo, bear)
Page 6: My 7 Sacred Teachings booklet activity (sasquatch, wolf)
Page 7: My 7 Sacred Teachings booklet activity (beaver, turtle)
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Land Acknowledgements for Intermediate Grades
By West Coast Indigenous Teacher
Ideal for your truth and reconciliation journey with Indigenous peoples in Canada, featuring five student activities and a comprehensive checklist for crafting a land acknowledgement. Through these Indigenous Education activities, students will establish connections with the land they inhabit, identify the Indigenous territories they reside in, and independently compose their own land acknowledgements, fostering understanding and respect for Indigenous lands and peoples.
Page 1: Land Acknowledgement Lesson Plan
Page 2: Understanding Land Acknowledgement handout (brainstorming activity included)
Page 3: Creating Land Acknowledgements checklist
Page 4: Land Acknowledgement reflection questions (worksheet)
Page 5: My Land Acknowledgement fill in the blanks template
Page 6: My Land Acknowledgement fill in the blanks template (example)
Page 7: My Land Acknowledgement worksheet (illustration and written acknowledgement activity)
Page 8: I live on ______ lands colouring sheet
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