LEARNING ACTIVITIES By RECITUS and LEARN!
The RÉCIT univers social has produced several Learning Activities.
LEARN/RÉCIT occasionally adapts these activities into English or French for language learners. We also develop new our own independent activities that are sometimes based on the RECITUS LES structure. Below are links to Learning Evaluation Situations and other classroom activities.
Cycle 2 Activities
RECITUS: The concept of territoryA territory is an area of land, or sometimes of sea, that we can say “belongs”… for the Iroquoian TerritoryA territory is an area of land, or sometimes of sea, that we can say “belongs”… circa 1500
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RECITUS: Occupy Territory- The type(s) of territoryA territory is an area of land, or sometimes of sea, that we can say “belongs”… on which the Iroquoians and Algonquians lived
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LEARN: Way of Life in 1500- How did cultures differ between the Iroquoians and Algonquians?
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LEARN: How did the territorial occupation of traders and settlers affect Indigenous Peoples?
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RECITUS: How was the colonyColonizationColonization occurs when one country takes control of another country, territory, or people. It happens when… of New France developing around 1645?
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LEARN: How did evolving territorial occupation of French settlers affect Indigenous Peoples?
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RECITUS: Virtual Reality task comparing Inca and Iroquois
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Cycle 3 Activities
RECITUS: How did the lumber tradeTrade is when we buy, sell, or just exchange goods (things, foods, etc.) or services (helping… in Lower Canada work around 1820?
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The Loyalists: LES site pages, stories, and materials
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RECITUS: How does industrialization transform territoryA territory is an area of land, or sometimes of sea, that we can say “belongs”… and work?
Through the analysis of historical documents, this activity leads students to explore the impacts of industrialization on the organization of territoryA territory is an area of land, or sometimes of sea, that we can say “belongs”… and work. A Google Document for students is available. A teacher version is also available here.
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RECITUS: How do people, places, objects and songs become part of our culture?
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LEARN: How did the constructionConstruction – The process of building something or putting something together Construction – Le processus de… of the Canadian Pacific Railway impact communities in Quebec, the Canadian Prairies and the West CoastCoast – A coast is an area where the land meets the sea. Côte – Une…?
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LEARN: Diverse Perspectives on the Canadian Pacific Railway
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RECITUS: How did society in Quebec change between 1905 and 1980?
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RECITUS: What Am I? Discovering a territoryA territory is an area of land, or sometimes of sea, that we can say “belongs”… using satellite images
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RECITUS: Indigenous Territories: Adapting to the TerritoryA territory is an area of land, or sometimes of sea, that we can say “belongs”… OR Adapting the TerritoryA territory is an area of land, or sometimes of sea, that we can say “belongs”…?
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You may also be interested in the following older “DEEN LES RESOURCE BANK” projects:
The Seigneuries. The students will gain an understanding of the societal and territorial changes involved in the establishment and conquestConquest is when a country, people or individual conquers another. Conquers means to defeat and take… of New France.
Who Were the Incas? The students will gain an understanding of Inca society and territoryA territory is an area of land, or sometimes of sea, that we can say “belongs”… and will be able to compare this to what they have learned about Iroquois society.
Changes in Society. The students will gain an understanding of how a society initially functions and gradually becomes more and more sophisticated by tracing the development of the seigniorial system in New France.
Note: Until further notice, these LES are password protected. Please contact Paul for more information: prombough@learnquebec.ca
