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Black Strathcona Project

Resource Type
Activity
Lesson plan/Unit plan
Grade Level
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Nassim - 5 years ago
Description
"This guide and interactive map could be used as …
Resource Type
Activity
Lesson plan/Unit plan
Grade Level
4
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Submitted By
Nassim - 5 years ago
Description
"This guide and interactive map could be used as a standalone unit for Black History Month. It could also provide a valuable local perspective for teachers using the novel To Kill A Mockingbird, as one example. As well, this project will be very relevant within a unit or theme of multiculturalism and anti-racism."
Subject
Cross-Curricular
Social Justice
English Language Arts
Social Studies
History
Keywords
Strathcona
Vancouver
Black History Month
URLs
http://blackstrathcona.com/education/
Learning Standards
The BlackStrathcona project offers students a window into the social history and geography of the Black community in Strathcona. The purpose of this study guide is to support curriculums of English Language Arts 7 – 10 and Social Studies 7 – 10 in British Columbia.
Language
English
Date Created
Jan 20, 2016
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Expressions idiomatiques avec Avoir et Être

Resource Type
Activity
Presentation
Grade Level
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Submitted By
Rome Lavrencic - 5 years ago
Description
This power point exposes students to some of the …
Resource Type
Activity
Presentation
Grade Level
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Submitted By
Rome Lavrencic - 5 years ago
Description
This power point exposes students to some of the more common idiomatic expressions with Avoid and Être in French and helps students to remember them so they can be used spontaneously in the classroom.
Subject
Français arts langagiers
Languages
French/FSL
Keywords
BCATML
Core French
Idiomatic Expressions
Avoir
Etre
Learning Standards
Expose students to some of the more commonly useful idiomatic expressions in French (which are quite different than their English counterparts). I have my students pronounce the expressions in French before we look at the pictures that depict their meanings and then explain what the expression means. Students then use their new knowledge to describe each photo speaking ... en français!
Duration
30 minutes
Language
French
Date Created
Sep 26, 2015
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