Grade 7 Ontario History Bundle for IEPs and ESL Students

Description

This 37 lesson Grade 7 History (Strand A + Strand B) unit (digital and print) companion is modified and accommodated for students with IEPs and Special Education or ESL classes. If you find it hard to modify content for ALL your students or feel like you cannot possibly serve every need in your classroom, this unit is for you!

You can also include these readings in your literacy program for ALL learners!

I use this unit with my special education students because it allows them to engage in the same content as their peers, at a more accessible level.

Each Unit Includes:

-Lessons

-Visuals

– Activity Pages

– Three-part assessment with a rubric and triangulation of assessment (conversation, observations, products)

BONUS: This package ALSO includes a Google Drive digital option so you can easily assign the lessons to students online!!

Table of Contents – Strand A

History Vocabulary

Life in Present Day Canada vs. First Nations groups in Canada from 1713 to 1800

Challenges of the Indigenous people in Canada from 1713 to 1800

Displacement in Canada from 1713 to 1800

The Battle of the Plains of Abraham

Covenant Change of Wampum of 1764

Position of the First Nations on the Peace and Friendship Treaties

Sources Representing All Voices

Accessing the Credibility of Sources

Maps: Canada before and after the Treaty of Paris

Key Events in the Seven Years War

Quebec Shift in Power to Britain

American’s Revolution

Pontiac’s Resistance

Loyalist Migration

Key Treaties from 1713 to 1800

Indigenous Ways of Life in Canada from 1713 to 1800

Assessment: Conversation, Observation, Product

Table of Contents Strand B:

Life in Canada from 1800 to 1850

Indigenous Communities in Canada from 1800 to 1850

European Settlers in Canada from 1800 to 1850

African Canadians in Canada from 1800 to 1850

Irish Immigrants in Canada from 1800 to 1850

Metis Communities in Canada from 1800 to 1850

Treaties from 1800 to 1850

Key People in Canada from 1800 to 1850

The War of 1812

Merger of Hudson Bay Company in 1821

Question: The Rise of Patriotes in Lower Canada

The Underground Railroad in 1830

Credible Sources: Pemmican Proclamation

Maps: Six Nations and Haldimand Area

Primary Sources: Battle of Saint Eustache in 1837

Analyzing Perspectives: Act of Union

Rebellion of 1838

Why Perspectives are Important

Assessment: Conversation, Observation, Product

Life in Canada from 1800 to 1850

Indigenous Communities in Canada from 1800 to 1850

European Settlers in Canada from 1800 to 1850

African Canadians in Canada from 1800 to 1850

Irish Immigrants in Canada from 1800 to 1850

Metis Communities in Canada from 1800 to 1850

Treaties from 1800 to 1850

Key People in Canada from 1800 to 1850

The War of 1812

Merger of Hudson Bay Company in 1821

Question: The Rise of Patriotes in Lower Canada

The Underground Railroad in 1830

Credible Sources: Pemmican Proclamation

Maps: Six Nations and Haldimand Area

Primary Sources: Battle of Saint Eustache in 1837

Analyzing Perspectives: Act of Union

Rebellion of 1838

Why Perspectives are Important

Assessment: Conversation, Observation, Product

Creating these units has been a game-changer in my classroom, and I know they will be in yours too!

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