These slides for Google Slides™ cover the Grade 3 Communities in Canada, 1780-1850 unit in the NEW 2023 Ontario Social Studies curriculum (Heritage and Identity). These slides are perfect for presenting important content to students in a simple and manageable way.
 
In these Slides, students will explore life in Canada from 1780 to 1850, focusing on Indigenous communities and early settlers. It covers six Indigenous groups (Anishinaabe, Inuit, Mi'kmaq, Métis, Cree, Haudenosaunee), including their cultures, homes, and daily life. The Slides also include the experiences of early settlers (Early French Canadians, Scottish settlers, and Black settlers) and their daily life.
 
Students will learn about treaties made during 1780 to 1850 and wampum belts, and the first residential school opened in Canada in 1831. They will examine how the 1780 to 1850 time period influenced identities in Canada.
 
98 Teaching Slides are included - these slides have content that you can read and discuss with students. 10 Interactive Slides are included - these slides have interactive components in "Edit" mode on Google Slides™, which could be completed as a class or assigned to students individually. Slides are NOT editable, but 3 blank editable slides are included if you have additional content that you would like to add.
 
This resource includes:
10 Interactive Slides & 98 Teaching Slides
108 Google Slides™ Total
 
⭐ Looking for a workbook to accompany these slides? Communities in Canada, 1780-1850 Workbook (Grade 3 Social Studies)
 
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