Grade 5 Social StudiesCURRICULUM OVERVIEW
Grade 5 students will examine how the ways of life of peoples in Canada are integral to Canadian culture and identity. They will explore the geographic vastness of Canada and the relationships between the land, places and people. As they reflect upon the stories of diverse Aboriginal, French, British and immigrant experiences in Canada over time, students will develop a sense of place and an awareness of how these multiple stories contribute to students’ sense of citizenship and identity. Grade 5 ©Alberta Education, Alberta, Canada The focus of Social Studies in grade 5 is CANADA. In grade 5 students will be provided with opportunities to explore how the diversity of stories and experiences, and the vastness of Canada, affect citizenship and identity in the Canadian context. This term students will explore the geographical vastness of Canada and the relationships between the land places and people. As well student will explore and learn how the physical geography and natural resources of Canada affect the quality of life of all Canadians.
During Social Studies we will be having a lot of discussions and working together in large and small groups. As well students will be responsible for special projects as the year progresses. Grade 5 students will be provided with opportunities to explore how the diversity of stories and experiences, and the vastness of Canada, affect citizenship and identity in the Canadian context.
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Heritage Minutes are a collection of bilingual Canadian 60-second short films, each depicting a significant person, event or story in Canadian history. First released in 1991, they have been shown on television, in cinemas and online, and have become a part of Canadian culture.
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