Grade 6 SMARTBoard Tools on 20th Century and Quiet Revolution

Ressources pour les enseignants

Grade 6 SMARTBoard Tools on 20th Century and Quiet Revolution

Home » Grade 6 SMARTBoard Tools on 20th Century and Quiet Revolution

The following packages are now available for work with Grade 6 students on Quebec history in the 20th Century.
Note that these are works in progress and are being posted without teacher guides for the moment.

The People in Early 20th Century Quebec
Original photos to examine and describe life in this new century! Includes sections on Family, Transport, Sports and Leisure, and Fashion.

Download: Grade 6 –The People (notebook file)

Or view: Grade6-Part-B1-The-People (PDF version)

Demand for Change
Around 1940, most Quebecois began to believe that the Duplessis government, the English and American influence on Quebec economy, and the role of the Catholic Church in education had influenced in a negative way the Quebecois society. Things had to change and changes did occur. That period of change is called the Quiet Revolution. Includes sections on 4 key events that were precursors of the Quiet Revolution: Le Refus Total (1947-1949), The Asbestos’ Strike of 1949, The Richard Riot of 1955, and The Impertinences of Brother Anonymous (1960).

Download: Grade 6 — Demand for change (notebook file)

Or view: Grade6-Part-B2-Demand-for-change (PDF version)

Development of Hydroelectricity
After considering how electricity is used in our daily lives, then and now, students explore the way it is made (science connections), how it is distributed, and learn about the nationalization of hydroelectricity and the roles of people like René Lévesque.

Download: Grade 6– Hydroelectricity (notebook file)

Or view: Grade6-Part-B3-Hydro-electricity (PDF version)

Education at the beginning of the 20th Century until now
At the beginning of the 20th century, Quebec society viewed education as a family and Church responsibility… But during the Great Depression of 1929.. the Catholic Church was unable to respond to the people’s needs. The Quebec government began slowly to take control over education and healthHealth is when you are free of injury, and physically and mentally well. Healthy eating means... services.

Download: Grade 6 — Education-School Then and Now (notebook file)

Or view: Grade6-Part-B4-Education-School-Then-and-Now (PDF version)

HealthHealth is when you are free of injury, and physically and mentally well. Healthy eating means... Care Services
From 1960’s onwards, the government began to pass a series of laws to improve healthHealth is when you are free of injury, and physically and mentally well. Healthy eating means... services. In 1970 the HealthHealth is when you are free of injury, and physically and mentally well. Healthy eating means... Insurance Plan was introduced. Activities covered include an accident scenario and what is covered by our healthHealth is when you are free of injury, and physically and mentally well. Healthy eating means... system.

Download: Grade 6 — HealthCare Services (notebook file)

Or view: Grade6-Part-B5-HealthCare-Services (PDF version)

Role of the Legislative Assembly
In the 1960’s the government began to play a greater role at the community level. The Legislative Assembly, the body of government that makes laws, passed a series of laws and/or acts that made life easier, healthier and safer for all Quebecois. Includes a timeline and newspaper creation activity.