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History Resources from OHASSTA

NameAuthorLast UpdatedLinkDescription
History “Tags”OHASSTA membersOn GoingOHASSTA SiteAll Rapport articles with the History Tag
OHASSTA webinarsOHASSTA membersOn GoingOHASSTA YouTube ChannelVariety of topics
CHC2D ResourcesChristina IorioOn GoingGoogle DocResources for grade 10 Canadian History
Canada & Korea (Grade 6)OHASSTAOHASSTA siteBilingual resources
Canada & Korea (Grade 10) OHASSTAOHASSTA siteBilingual resources
South Korea: DemocratizationErin Ledlow and Jim Pedrech2021OHASSTA siteSouth Korean History
TRC Calls to Action: Revised History Curriculum

Summer Institute Sudbury
OHASSTA and OTF2018Google Drive
Just Blend It!

Summer Institute Niagara
OHASSTA and OTF2017Google SlidesBlended learning in a History classroom
Historical Thinking PostersOHASSTA2013Google Drive EN

Google Drive FR
Historical Significance
Cause and Consequence
Continuity and Change
Historical Perspectives
Thinking About LGBTQ2+ Narratives in HistoryIan Duncan2019Google Drive
Some are Guilty; All are Responsible: Teaching Reconciliation through Holocaust Memoirs and Tanya Talaga’s Seven Fallen FeathersErin Doupe2019Slides

Google Doc

PDF
Going Gradeless in the Secondary History ClassroomLisa Hicknell2019Google SlidesPedagogy
An introduction to Passion Project Based History and Social Science ClassroomsRebecca Chambers2019Google DrivePedagogy
Beyond Black History MonthSandi Vander Heyden2019Google DriveBlack History
Les TIC dans les Cours de CHCRebecca Grimes2016Google DriveFrench Resources
The Greatest Pharaoh2016Google DrivePedagogy
Is the Library History?2016Google DrivePedagogy
Embedding Inquiry in History and LawChristina Ganev & Flora Fung2016Google DrivePedagogy
Decolonizing CanadaMichael Burgess2016Google Drive
Indigenous Education
Bringing Reconciliation to Your ClassroomBen Gross & Cheryl Payne2016Google DriveReconciliation
Tar Sands, Canoes, and John A2015zip file
WW I, Technology, and Historical Thinking2015zip fileHistorical Thinking
Ten Lessons on Embedding FNMI for Grade Ten History2015zip fileIndigenous Education

Partner Resources

The National Film BoardCanada’s films in both English and French. Collections include: Indigenous Voices and Reconciliation, Diversity and Inclusion, Equity, Made in Canada and more.Resources, bilingual
The Critical Thinking ConsortiumResources to support inquiry learning. Thinking about History videos, History Docs, Snapshots in Time and more.Resources, inquiry
Historica CanadaHeritage Minutes, videos, podcasts, Think Like a Historian series, Indigenous histories, civics and citizenship and more.Resources, bilingual
Canadian Museum for Human RightsThe Canadian Human Rights Museum has online tools, lessons and information for educators to support teaching about equity.Resources, bilingual
Elections CanadaElections Canada’s educational resources – short lessons for history, civics and more!Resources, bilingual
Canada’s HistoryThe Governor General’s History Award for Excellence in Teaching, Canada’s History magazine, Kayak, classroom resources, webinars, and more.Awards, resources, bilingual
Defining Moments CanadaCollaborative project for 21st century storytelling. Projects include: the Spanish Flu, VEDay75 and moreResources, bilingual, historical thinking
Nelson PublishingTextbooks both print and online for civics, history, social science and moreResources
Facing History and OurselvesTools, strategies, and resources for students to explore themes of prejudice, justice, equity, and civic responsibility. Workshops for teachers.Resources, workshops, bilingual
Historical Thinking ProjectThe concepts of historical thinking explained. Download student-friendly templates and find other resources supporting historical thinking.Historical thinking, bilingual
The Canadian EncyclopediaArticles about almost every subject in Canadian history with many interactive timelines and other resources.Resources, bilingual
CBC ArchivesOnline collection of video and audio clips from the CBC vaults. The news becomes history.Resources, bilingual
Where are the Children?The official exhibit of the Aboriginal Healing Foundation. Photos and accounts from residential school survivors, teachers, and intergenerational survivorsResources, bilingual
The Begbie Contest SocietyA treasure trove of primary sources organized into ready-to-use multiple-choice, short answer and essay questions.Resources
LIbrary and Archives CanadaImmigration, genealogy, Indigenous histories, military history, land records, maps, music and so much moreResources, bilingual
The McCord MuseumExtensive and organized online collections of historical cartoons, photographs and other primary source material available for use in the classroom.Resources, bilingual
The Archives of OntarioSchool workshops on-site, primary sources, lesson plans for all grades, workshops for educatorsResources, bilingual
Virtual HistorianInteractive, primary source-based history activities to do online from researchers at the University of Ottawa.Primary Sources, bilingual
The History Education NetworkTHEN/HiER was a 7-year research project that brought together historians, museum educators, teachers, researchers in faculties of education, and policymakers. The website is now archived.Research, resources, bilingual
Great Unsolved Mysteries in Canadian HistoryIn-depth collections of primary resources so that your students can do history. Newest collection on the Franklin Expedition includes Inuit sources. Use the Mystery Quests – they are digestible activities for students at age-appropriate levels.Primary Sources, bilingual
The Glenbow ArchivesIf you’re looking for something specific, this archives in Calgary has an enormous amount of material digitized, with a large collections on Indigenous history(ies).Primary Sources
Canadian Museum of HistoryTake a virtual tour of the new Canadian History Hall, explore the Morning Star by Alex Janvier or browse through the vast online archivesResources, bilingual
The Virtual MuseumThis meta-museum database connects to more than 500 virtual exhibits across Canada. Learning resources and lesson plans to support the history classroom.Primary sources, bilingual
The Memory ProjectPersonal stories of Canadian veterans who share their experiences in our history. Searchable and bilingual.Primary Sources, bilingual
The National Archives (US)The American National Archives. Lots of primary sources for teaching American history topics.Primary Sources
Bamboo ShootsThe history and legacy of Chinese-Canadian exclusion in British Columbia. Lessons and primary sources.Resources
Toronto Holocaust MuseumOffers teacher resources, including curriculum-aligned materials, survivor testimonies, and lesson plans.Resources
United States Holocaust MuseumProvides an extensive collection of educator resources, including primary sources, detailed lesson plans, and professional development tools to support teaching about the Holocaust and combating hate.Resources
CurioA back catalogue of CBC programming and News in Review episodes which include teaching resourcesVideo resources, bilingual
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Podcasts about History

Stuff You Missed in History

The Secret Life of Canada

Not Just the Tudors

Canada’s History