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Area of Study

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Possible Grade 1/2


Outcomes

Possible Grade 3/4


Outcomes

Geography focus
on landscape,
location and
geography of places
outside of Canada

- use a simple map to locate communities


studied in the world
- Where on a map are the communities in
relation to Canada?
- How does physical geography influence
human activities in a community?
Skills:
- Access and retrieve appropriate
information from electronic sources
- Appreciate how the languages, traditions,
celebrations and stories of groups and
communities contribute to their sense of
identity and belonging
Skills:
- Create visual images for particular
purpose (to show cultural connection

- use a simple map to locate


communities studied in the world
- Where on a map are the communities in
relation to Canada?
- How does physical geography influence
human activities in a community?
Skills:
- Access and retrieve appropriate
information from electronic sources
- appreciate similarities and differences
among people and c communities:
- Demonstrate an awareness of and
interest in the beliefs, traditions and
customs of groups and communities
other than their own
Skills:
- Create visual images for particular
purpose (to show cultural connection)
- How is identity reflected in traditions,
celebrations, stories, and customs in the
communities?
- How is cultural diversity expressed
within each community?
Skills:
- Access and retrieve appropriate
information from electronic sources

- using a map
- research
through online
sites

- How is identity reflected in traditions,


celebrations, stories, and customs in the
communities?
- How is cultural diversity expressed
within each community?
Skills:
- Process information from more than one
source to retell what has been discovered

- Short Readings
- Journal Entry

Cultural learning
about customs,
traditions, and
celebrations in
places outside of
Canada

Cultural learning
about customs,
traditions and
celebrations in
places outside of
Canada

Cultural learning
about customs,
traditions and
celebrations in
places outside of
Canada

- How is identity reflected in traditions,


celebrations, stories, and customs in
communities?
- What are some examples of traditions,
celebrations and stories that started in the
past and continue today?
Skills:
- Navigate within an electronic document
- Access and retrieve appropriate
information from electronic sources
- Appreciate how the languages, traditions,
celebrations and stories of their families,
groups and communities contribute to
their sense of identity and belonging
Skills:
- Process information from more than one
source to retell what has been discovered

around the World

Means of
Achieving

- building and
creating a cultural
representation
(craft)

- online
Scavenger Hunt

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