Grade 6 - Alberta - New Finalized 2025 Social Studies - FULL YEAR BUNDLE
Grade 6 - Alberta - New Finalized 2025 Social Studies - FULL YEAR BUNDLE
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Grade 6 - Alberta - New Finalized 2025 Social Studies - FULL YEAR BUNDLE. This product was created to cover all of the outcomes in the Alberta Social Studies Grade 6 curriculum.
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There are 480+ activity sheets that cover the learning standards in the new social studies curriculum. This unit contains readings, cut and paste activities, assignments and a variety of fun activities – colouring sheets, fill in the blanks, multiple choice, true/false, and more!
Check out the previews of these units to learn more about how it can benefit your students. We know you will love this no-prep, just print or upload to Google, time-saving resource!
Systems
Some of the concepts that are covered:
- Democracy – What Is It?
- How Canada’s Democracy Was Formed
- Social Media Post – Democratic Examples in Canada
- Timeline: The Roots of Democracy in Alberta
- Levels Of Government
- Municipal Government
- Activity: Letter to the Municipal Government
- Provincial Government
- Provincial Powers: What Can Alberta’s Govt Decide?
- Federal Government
- Government Shared Responsibilities
- Role-Play: Levels of Government
- Election Process
- Federal Election Process
- Provincial Election Process
- Behind The Scenes: Election Campaigns
- Volunteering In Political Campaigns: A Letter From Sarah
- Active Citizenship - Electing Class President
- Political Parties
- The Path To Political Influence: Mark Carney
- The Executive Branch of Alberta’s Government
- The Legislative Branch of Alberta’s Government
- The Judicial Branch of Alberta’s Government
- Courtroom Role-Play: The Judicial Branch
- Lieutenant-Governor: A Letter from Salma Lakhani
- Case Study: Premier Danielle Smith Leadership
- Memory Game: Branches of Government
- Activity: Create a Government Flowchart
- Fact Sheet: Responsibilities of an MLA
- Fact or Fiction – The Responsibilities of an MLA
- Blog Post: MLAs vs. Ministers
- Activity: The Legislative Process
- Newspaper Article: Provincial Power
- Four Corners: Provincial Powers
- Unit Test
- Answer Pages For All Activities
Time and Place
Some of the concepts that are covered:
- Democracy – What Is It?
- Memory Game: Fundamental Principles of Democracy
- Interview: What Was the Draconian Constitution?
- Ancient Athens - Government
- Direct Democracy in Athens
- Activity – Direct Versus Representative Democracy
- Life in Athens: Primary Sources
- Social Structure in Athens
- Athens – Government Structure
- Life in Athens: Primary Sources
- Story: The Birth of Democracy in Ancient Athens
- The Challenges of Direct Democracy in Athens
- Interview: Athenian Democracy's Lasting Impact
- Activity: Athenian Democracy Mock-Up
- Word Search – Ancient Athens and Democracy
- Case Study: The Lottery System in Ancient Athens
- The Social & Govt Structure of the Roman Republic
- Roman Republic – 3 Branches of Government
- Challenges of Representative Democracy in Rome
- Blog Post: Enduring Features of the Roman Republic
- Case Study: Julius Caesar
- Role-Play: The Roman Republic Governance
- Athenian Democracy and the Roman Republic
- The Magna Carta
- The Habeas Corpus Act
- The Bill of Rights (1689)
- Activity: Historical Documents Impact Debate
- Haudenosaunee Confederacy
- Haudenosaunee - Way of Life
- Selecting the Chief
- Haudenosaunee Confederacy - Democracy
- The Great Law of Peace
- Decision Making In The Grand Council
- Role-Play: Haudenosaunee Confederacy
- Unit Test
- Answer Pages For All Activities
Citizenship
Some of the concepts that are covered:
- Canada’s Charter Of Rights And Freedoms
- Social Media Post: Canada’s Fundamental Freedoms
- Rights and Freedoms – North Korea vs Canada
- Interview: Rights in Canada vs. Afghanistan
- Rights And Responsibilities
- Matching Game: Rights And Responsibilities
- Activity: Hypothesizing New Freedoms and Duties
- How the Charter Protects Canadians
- Collective Rights
- Métis National Council
- Unfair Rules Of The Past
- Remembering The Past – Jewish History
- Minorities In Canada
- Blog Post: Addressing Discrimination in Canada
- Civic Participation
- Activity: Civic Participation Pictionary
- Timeline: Evolution of Civic Participation in Canada
- Civic Participation in Different Govt Systems
- Fact or Fiction – Govt Systems and Civic Participation
- The Power of Petitions in Canadian Democracy
- Activity: Petition Creation and Signing
- Blog Post: Social Media Campaigns
- The Role of Donations in Promoting Change
- Activity: Charitable Giving Exercise
- Role-Play: Informal Civic Participation
- Case Study: The Power of One Vote
- Referendums and Plebiscites
- Activity: Referendum Simulation
- Role-Play: Formal Civic Participation
- Blog Post: Formal vs. Informal Civic Participation
- Activity: Debate on Civic Participation
- Memory Game: Civic Terms
- Steps for Successful Project Planning
- Project Planning: Identifying Issues
- Project Planning: Conducting Research, Setting Goals, Costs and Resources, Plan of Action, Implementation , Reflection
- Fact or Fiction – Project Planning Myths
- Activity: Developing a Community Project Plan
- Unit Test
- Answer Pages For All Activities
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This is a comprehensive bundle that will save you hours of planning! It has been tested and found effective in helping students achieve the learning outcomes in the social studies curriculum.
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This resource is a great resource to use to help cover the new Social Studies curriculum. Activities are built in that cause the students to think and reflect on not just themselves but others in the world, as well. I appreciate the mix of delivery of lessons in this resource.
Not super in-depth, but a really good basic starting point for a curriculum that was released with no textbooks or other supporting resources.
For a split class, using these booklets helped immensely for implementing the new curriculum.
This was very helpful for teaching grade 6 for the first time. It really helped me organize my lessons and topics. Very easy to use.
Overwhelmed and underpressure, this saved me hours of prep and work. I add to the lessons to fit with my class's skills and levels. Really flexible and adaptable resource. Point and shoot!