Various Cartograf scenarios are now available for the elementary sector. They can be used as activities in class, but are also simply good examples of how the materials on the Societies and Territories site here could be used. And Yes! the little ones love mapping too. Classroom experiences show they are more than capable of reading from and even using this great tool!
Access all public scenarios (elementary and secondary) via the LEARN Cartograf installation at http://cartograf.learnquebec.ca/
Visit the site’s Help page for video tutorials on how to use Cartograf. Advanced users can also browse the new Teachers’ Section for additional pointers on how to enhance your own scenarios.
Here are a list of some of the available elementary-level mapping scenarios
NOTE: The activities mentioned below may not list new scenarios posted on Cartograf itself.
English: Elementary Geography, History & Citizenship
- Indigenous Territories in 1500 (RECITUS)
- New France Territory vs Indigenous 1645
- New France Territory vs Indigenous 1745
- The Seigneurial System (RECITUS)
- English territories in North America, 1763 (LPBSB)
- The Quebec Act, 1774 (LBPSB)
- The Constitutional Act of 1791 (LBPSB)
- Compare Quebec in 1905 and 1980 (LBPSB)
- Explore Nunavik: The Inuit around 1980 and 2020
- Nationalization of Electricity (LBPSB)
- Montreal in 1820 (RECITUS)
Français: Univers social au primaire
- L’Acte de Québec, 1774 (LBPSB)
- Les territoires Anglais en 1763 (LPBSB)
- Histoire de Montréal : L’habitation (RECITUS)
- Histoire de Montréal : Les transports (RECITUS)
- Histoire de Montréal : personnages marquants (RECITUS)
- Histoire de Montréal : économie (RECITUS)
- Comparer le Québec de 1905 et 1980 (LBPSB)
- La nationalisation de l’électricité (LBPSB)
- Le territoire des amérindiens en 1500 (RECITUS)
- Le régime seigneurial (RECITUS)
- Montréal en 1820 (RECITUS)
