Spot-It Game Cards
Spot it! Card Game Printouts! If you know how to play Spot it!  our new card sest could be great
My Life on a Timeline Activity
What will you do today? Students place pictograms in order according to the time of day.  Then they describe the
#LEARNHistoryatHome activities with your kids
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Cartograf scenario: Prominent Individuals 1820
​​Here is a Cartograf mapping scenario inspired by learning processes designed by Heather Morrison and Ruwani Payoe. (EMSB) It is UNDER
Cartograf Scenario: The Constitutional Act of 1791 (LBPSB)
In 1776, the thirteen colonies declared their independence from the British Empire. After seven years of war, the Americans achieved
Cartograf scenario: English territories in North America, 1763 (LPBSB)
In 1763, the distribution of territory in North America changed significantly. After the Seven Years War (1756 - 1763) between
Cartograf Scenario: Compare Quebec in 1905 and 1980
(A Cartograf scenario by M.E. Frenette ad A. Farina, of LBPSB) In this scenario, students will compare Quebec in 1905
Cartograf Scenario: The Seigneurial System
(This scenario was originally by le RECITUS) In New France, the colony was divided into large tracts of land, long and
Cartograf Scenario: Nationalization of Electricity (LBPSB)
Electricity is one resource of many, but maybe the most important resource of Quebec. Nationalizing that resource (making it publicly
Cartograf Scenario: Indigenous Territories around 1500
Did the Algonquian and Iroquoian peoples live in the same type of territory? Human populations live on all sorts of