The OESSTA has developed a range of inquiry-based learning lesson plans to support the new Social Studies, History, and Geography curriculum including environmental education, language arts, math, spatial skills, and financial literacy.
Ontario Elementary Social Studies Teachers Association
Black History Month Resource, Toronto Star Classroom Connection
This FREE Black History Month resource will help educators and students to gain knowledge about the history and contributions of African civilizations and people of African descent in Canada while using media literacy skills as a vehicle to explore various aspects of Black history.
This guide will also help teachers and students to develop a critical understanding of the socio-historical context of the history of Black Canadians. Through an exploration of the African civilization of Nubia, aspects of Canada’s Black history, and learning about remarkable individuals who have contributed to uncovering and preserving African stories or improving the lives and outcomes of Black Canadians.
Black History Month Resource, Toronto Star Classroom Connection
Royal Ontario Museum: Activities and Resources
This site offers activities, games and resources that can be integrated into any social studies lessons. You can search the site using curriculum keywords.
The Historical Thinking Project
A website that provides teachers with information on the historical thinking framework and includes instructional, and assessment resources on the six historical thinking concepts to deepen disciplinary thinking in the classroom.
Education at the Archives of Ontario
The Archives of Ontario offers onsite, travelling, and online education programming aimed at students from grades 3 to 12. Includes lesson plans on a range of themes and professional development sessions for classroom teachers.
Blacks in Canadian Athletics
An interactive timeline that highlights the accomplishments of African Canadian athletes.
Black Trailblazers in Canadian Political History
An interactive timeline that profiles African Canadian men and women, past and present, in Canadian politics.
Blacks in Canadian Human Rights and Equity History
An interactive timeline that highlights the experiences and contributions of African Canadians in the struggle for human rights.
Early Black Settlement in Canada
An interactive timeline that features African Canadian communities and settlers.
We Stand on Guard for Thee: Teaching and Learning the African Canadian Experience in the War of 1812
We Stand on Guard for Thee is a groundbreaking web-based educational project featuring new research on the Black involvement in the War of 1812. The informative series includes narratives, lesson plans, Augmented Reality vignettes, and research reports examining the role of African Canadians in protecting what is now Canada from American conquest, as well as the effect of the war years on Black civilians.
We Stand on Guard for Thee: Teaching and Learning the African Canadian Experience in the War of 1812
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