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Student activities and blackline masters that complement the study of
CHC2D and CHC2P. The activities are designed to extend Emond
Montgomery’s Canadian Sources: Investigated and are drawn from the accompanying Teacher's Resource.
Student activities focus on the Italian Campaign, the Massey Report, the Rocket Richard Riot, and the Suez Canal Crisis. The related blackline masters provide students with the tools — organizers, templates, and checklists — to complete the activities.
Authors
Canadian Sources: Investigated Teacher’s Resource Author Team: Elizabeth Freeman-Shaw, Jan Haskings-Winner
Ontario Ministry Course Profile
http://www.curriculum.org/csc/library/profiles/10/canadian_p.shtml
Student Activities
Student activities are keyed to sections in Canadian Sources: Investigated, drawn from the accompanying Teacher's Resource. Related blackline masters are included for chapter 4 and 5 activities.
Did the 1920s Roar? organizer (using a Think Literacy strategy) 
Did the 1920s Roar? video guide (for use with CBC's People's History video #12)
Chapter 4, 1940-1949: The Italian Campaign: The Forgotten War
Chapter 5, 1950-1959: The Massey Report: Necessary for the Survival of Canadian Culture?
Chapter 5, 1950-1959: The Rocket Richard Riot
Chapter 5, 1950-1959: The Suez Canal Crisis: Did Pearson Deserve the Commendation He Received?
Blackline Masters
Blackline masters referred to in the student activities in stand-alone format.
BLM 4.1: Anticipation Guide for the Italian Campaign
BLM 1: Analyzing Visual Evidence
BLM 10: Word Chart
BLM 11: T-Chart
BLM 14: Cause-and-Effect Organizer
BLM 23: Recording Observations
BLM 24: Reaching a Consensus
BLM 26: Storyboard Template
BLM 27: Tableaux Organizer
BLM 34: Checklist for Writing Opinion Paragraphs
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