Waypoint (noun) A stop on the journey.
 
Our newest stop in the Waypoint series brings us to Ontario and Quebec, Canada! These provinces are home to roughly 60% of Canada’s population and there’s much to explore. As always, we’re trying to find intriguing waypoints that might be a bit out of the norm. 
 
The study includes 12 Waypoints (reading + engaging outcome based activity), 2 additional Canadian Government lessons, and the Waypoints Review game to conclude the study. It’s geared for grades 6-10 and if you tackle it 3x per week it will take you about 5 weeks to go through. (87 pgs)
 
(Note: Do not purchase the Canadian Gov 4 lesson pack if you have this updated pack - the 4 lessons are all included. If you purchased the Waypoints as part of the bundle it will not have the 2 extra lessons on government)
 
🍁Maps and Symbol Scramble
 
🍁 First Peoples & Eastern Woodland Art
 
🍁 Niagara Falls - Learn about the the daredevil “Queen of the Falls”
 
🍁 Parliament Hill - Learn about the House of Commons, how “seats” work and write a letter to your MP.
 
🍁 The Canada Goose - “Not all Canadians are nice.”
 
🍁 The Great Lakes - Which tall buildings could fit in Lake Superior Math activity
 
🍁 The Underground Railroad - Part of Canada’s history. Code breaking.
 
🍁 Français - Canada has 2 official languages, Learn to use Google Translate
 
🍁 Notre Dame Basilica - Historic architecture in Quebec City
 
🍁 Maple Syrup - Explore the origins of this iconic Canadian staple
 
🍁 Lacrosse - Learn the history of this sport and partake in a STEM activity.
 
🍁 Waypoints Review Game - Cooperatively work together to beat the tornado and save all of the Waypoints by answering trivia, drawing and acting out clues. 
 
Upgraded:
🍁 Who is Responsible for What in Government
 
🍁 First Past the Post  Article Analysis
Let’s go - next stop is adventure!