Original purchasers of Geography, Province to Province (2016) have the option to download workpages for use with students of a single homeschooling family or students of one teacher in a brick and mortar classroom.
This lesson in the Land: Exploring Earth’s Landscapes series on the anatomy of a river and river flow will help students learn about river systems, erosion, transport, deposition. It lays a crucial foundation for understanding various historical events in the settlement of Canada. The workpage is downloadable, and the lesson includes a teaching video, and curated third-party content to allow enough content for several lessons.
This lesson in the Land: Exploring Earth’s Landscapes series teaches students the geographic concepts and the processes of deposition and erosion involved in coastal formation provide a strong foundation for understanding Earth sciences in upper grades. This resource includes a downloadable workpage, along with additional content designed to support several engaging lessons.
This lesson in the Land: Exploring Earth’s Landscapes series teaches students about the forests of the world. From the tops of the tallest trees to the soil beneath your feet, every part of a forest plays a role. This resource includes a video lesson, a downloadable workpage, and additional content designed to support several engaging lessons.
In this lesson in the Land: Exploring Earth’s Landscapes series students will discover plains, plateaus, lowlands, the lands that supports so much agriculture and industry. The plains are far from the boring flat lands many think of. This landform gives lots of opportunity for exploration. Students will learn with a video, curated content, and a downloadable workpage.
This lesson in the Land: Exploring Earth’s Landscapes series focuses on geographic features and terms for mountain terrain. It provides a foundation for understanding various geographic features that are connected to Canadian history. Includes a downloadable work page, with an answer key, and includes a teaching video as well as curated third-party teaching videos for additional lesson content.
Explore Canada’s Christian heritage in four lessons suitable for multigrades, which include the origin of the name Dominion of Canada, the motto ‘from sea to sea’, the opening line of the Charter of Rights recognizing the supremacy of God, and various Scriptures engraved in stone on the Parliament Buildings. The accompanying membership includes curated videos that make the lessons even more engaging.
Unlock the fascinating world of global time with our concise three-lesson unit study on time zones. Designed to captivate learners of every generation, this engaging program simplifies complex concepts, making the mechanics of time zones, international travel, and daily scheduling understandable for all ages.
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This comprehensive high school Canadian History course provides a flexible learning experience suitable for students in Grades 10, 11, or 12. Designed to meet the curriculum requirements for a Canadian History credited course in most provinces across Canada, this resource-rich package offers everything needed for successful teaching and learning.
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Siblings licence discounted: Families using the Canada, in the Twentieth Century high school course for more than one student in the same family may purchase a second licence and copy of the course book at a 30% discount after the initial purchase of a full course. This can be simultaneous or in subsequent years. Proof of purchase of original course is required if not purchased from Donna Ward’s website. Email proof of purchase to info at donnaward.net following online purchase of this course.
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