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Virtual Reality task comparing Inca and Iroquois
Virtual Reality task comparing Inca and Iroquois “Elementary school students to discover and compare territories specific to Iroquoian and Incan societies. They must describe what they see in each landscape…
Way of Life in 1500- How did cultures differ between the Iroquoians and Algonquians?
Way of Life in 1500- How did cultures differ between the Iroquoians and Algonquians? This variation on a previous Activity on Occupying Territory concentrates more specifically on concepts like “way…
Occupy Territory – Types of Territories of Iroquoians and Algonquians
Occupy Territory - The type(s) of territory on which the Iroquoians and Algonquians lived This activity addresses the concepts of nomad and sedentary through the different modes of occupation of…
The Concept of Territory – Iroquoian Territory
The concept of territory for the Iroquoian Territory circa 1500 This activity introduces the concept of territory by taking the example of the Iroquoians around ; Available documents include the…
Intellectual Operations Guides
Browse some examples of the Intellectual Operations in Daily Life ➦ Use the Intellectual Operations to Talk about Your Passion ➦ And now, earn your Intellectual Operations Badges! Access a…
Spot-It Game Cards
Spot it! Card Game Printouts! If you know how to play Spot it! this new card set could be great fun! First, we used a select 31 of the…
Online and Print Versions of our Society Texts to help “Establish Facts”
This month a few of the society main pages have sprouted a new resource that could allow students to use the content (texts, images, documents, etc.) on the S and…
I-Spy Game: Societies in 1500
This is an example of an I-Spy gaming strategy for Societies in 1500, created with Google Drawings and images and information on the Societies and Territories site! Feel free to…
BOARD GAME: EXPLORA !
This is a board game design by Joelle Barbeau of Riverside School Board. First inspired by games like FAUNA, Joelle copied and adapted the same cards used from the original English…
Chronos – A Timeline Game for Elementary Social Sciences
Chronos: A Timelining Game for Elementary History, Originally released by consultant Daniel Deschenes of the Commission scolaire des Découvreurs, the Chronos games asks students to timeline key events in the…
Cycle 2 SMARTBoard ETSB: Native Peoples around 1500
Note: The term "Native" was used during initial translations of the French site, and also to match the terms that are still-used in the Quebec Elementary program. When possible we…