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Our Roots, Our Future: Experiencing Canada's National
Historic Sites in the Classroom will help you to enrich
your history curriculum. Presented in a standard format and reviewed
by practising history teachers, the activities help students understand
how nationally significant places, people, and events interacted to
create the story of Canada's past. Based on the history curricula taught
in grades 5 to 11 across Canada, the activities explore:
- Canada's dynamic cultural and natural heritage
- connections between the land, the waters, the past and the people
- how the national historic sites are connected to the places, people, and events that define Canada
- the responsibility all Canadians have for these powerful symbols of the past
- the stories of our land and the stories of our people
- defining moments in Canadian history
You will find a summary of the correlations with the relevant curriculum
for your province or territory here.
A more detailed explanation of the links between each activity and
each provincial/territorial curriculum is found in the Curriculum
Correlations section.
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