Canadian History Sub Plans, Canada Fur Trade, All About Canada

All prices in Canadian dollars. 

Formats: Google Apps, PDF
Total Pages: 18 Pages + Google Slides
Answer Key: Included with rubric
Teaching Duration: 1 hour
File Size: 12.8MB

Looking for no-prep Canadian History sub plans that keep students engaged and learning while you're away? This ready-to-use emergency sub resource focuses on The Importance of the Beaver to the Development of Canada -  a fun and fascinating topic that connects deeply to Canada's early history.

Perfect for Grades 5–8, this flexible resource includes print and digital formats, making it easy for in-class or remote use. Whether you're covering key themes in Canadian Social Studies, preparing for a last-minute absence, or looking to enrich your history unit, this resource delivers.

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Resource Includes:

• Detailed Lesson Plans (perfect for supply teachers)
• 2 Non-Fiction Articles
• MP3 Audio Files of Each Article To Assist With Comprehension
• Links to Curated Videos
• Answer Keys & Exemplars
• Graphic Organizers for Easy Differentiation
• Creative Assignment to Encourage Critical Thinking
• Assessment for Student Accountability
• Print & Digital Formats for Flexible Use

Why You’ll Love This Resource:

✅ Zero Prep – Just print or upload and go
✅ Curriculum-Aligned – Perfect for Canadian History units or emergency sub days
✅ Engaging & Student-Centred – Keeps students curious and involved
✅ Time-Saving – Ready-made activities that cover multiple curriculum expectations

Ideal For:

• Emergency sub days
• Canadian History units
• Grade 5, 6, 7, and 8 classrooms
• Social Studies enrichment or review
• Print or digital learning environments

Additional Canadian History Resources:

• Grade 6 Social Studies Bundle
• Grade 7 History Bundle
• Grade 8 History Bundle

Don’t stress over last-minute absences - these Canadian History sub plans are your reliable, engaging, and curriculum-connected solution. Give your students a meaningful learning experience even when you’re not in the classroom.