This FRENCH BUNDLE contains TWO independent FRENCH Social Studies workbooks and TWO design projects for Grade 4 students, as well as Maps of Canada to Colour and Label. Each workbook meets the Ontario Curriculum expectations for an ENTIRE Grade 4 Social Studies unit (Études sociales de 4e année). Both Grade 4 Social Studies units are included: "Les régions politiques et physiques du Canada" and "Les sociétés anciennes"
 
Together, the workbooks total up to 72 pages of student worksheets!
 
Concevoir un maillot : régions du Canada (PROJET):
3-page Lesson Plan (With expectations, learning goal/success criteria, possible accommodations, and assessment strategies)
Assignment Overview
Research Notes Graphic Organizer (2 pages)
Hockey Jersey (in 8.5"x11")
Basketball Jersey (in 8.5"x11")
Design Reflection Questions
Rubric
 
Les sociétés anciennes : concevoir un artéfact (PROJET):
3-page Lesson Plan (With expectations, learning goal/success criteria, possible accommodations, and assessment strategies
Assignment Overview
Research Notes Graphic Organizer (2 pages)
7 Different Artifacts Templates (Shield, 2 Vases, Pot, Necklace, Moccasins, and Kettle)
Design Reflection Questions
Rubric
 

Map Worksheets Included:
Carte politique du Canada (Political map of Canada) (Provinces/Territories) with no title and blank legend template.
Carte politique du Canada (Political map of Canada) (Provinces/Territories) with title, legend with province and territory names.
Carte politique du Canada (Political map of Canada) (Provinces/Territories) with no lines. Students will draw the boundaries of the provinces and territories of Canada
Régions physiographiques du Canada (Physical regions map of Canada) with no title and blank legend template.
Régions physiographiques du Canada (Physical regions map of Canada)with title, legend with with physical regions (the Cordillera, the Appalachians, the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Lowlands, Hudson Bay Lowlands, the Canadian Shield, the Arctic, and the Interior Plains)
Régions physiographiques du Canada (Physical regions map of Canada) with no lines. Students will draw the boundaries of the physical regions of Canada
Capitales du Canada (Capitals of Canada) with legend. Students will locate each of the capital cities of Canada and indicate where they are using a dot and the initials of the province/territory, as shown in the legend.
Capitales du Canada (Capitals of Canada) with blank labels pointing to location of capitals in the provinces and territories.
Symboles du Canada (Symbols of Canada) Students will each province and territory with drawings that represent that place. For example, an Inukshuk for Nunavut.
Blank Map of Canada. No lines, no legend, no title, no compass rose.