Manitoba - Grade 2 Social Studies - Full Year Bundle
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Grade 2 – Manitoba Social Studies Curriculum – This bundle was created to cover the outcomes in all clusters of the Connecting and Belonging curriculum.
There are 335+ activity sheets that cover the learning standards in the social studies curriculum. Each unit contains readings, colouring sheets, fill in the blanks, multiple choice, true/false, maps, and more!
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Cluster 1: Our Local Environment
Some of the concepts that are covered:
- Your rights and responsibilities
- How each right has a responsibility
- Rights and responsibilities in different communities – at school and in the local community
- Activity – making a book with our rights and responsibilities
- Remembrance day – reading and colouring sheet
- Characteristics of a community
- Which communities do you belong to?
- My local community
- Multiculturalism in my local community
- My heritage – values, artifacts, culture, traditions
- Heritage story – Netherlands
- Heritage story – Francophones in Manitoba
- Heritage story – Ojibwe First Nation
- Activity – Ojibwe Dreamcatcher
- My heritage story
- My favourite recipes from my family
- My heritage – my traditions and celebrations
- Natural resources in my environment
- Natural resources in Manitoba
- How natural resources affect a community
- Indigenous groups in Manitoba
- Treaties in Canada and Manitoba
- Indigenous groups in my community
- Important features of a community
- What features are in my community?
- History of Steinbach – history of a community
- History of my community
- Local community – leaders
- Who is the mayor, councillors, chief, and elders in my community
- Electing leaders in my community
- Activity – running for mayor
- Making tough decisions in my community – conflict
- Showing leadership in my community
- Activities – word search and word scramble
- Unit Test
- Answer pages for all activities
Cluster 2: Communities in Canada
Some of the concepts that are covered:
- All about Canada
- Things found in Canadian communities
- What are natural features?
- What are built features?
- The Indigenous People of Canada
- The Inuit, First Nations, and Métis in Canada
- Inuit and Acadian Communities in Canada
- Inuit communities in Canada – climate and location
- Surviving the Cold – Inuit way of life
- Story – Surviving the Cold
- Inuit communities – moving around (dogsled, snowmobile, snowshoes, kayak)
- Labrador Inuit Community – Way of life
- Labrador Inuit Ceremony – Tunngavik
- Activity – Inuit Throat Singing
- Inukshuks – reading and questions
- Activity – Building a clay Inukshuk
- Natural resources in Inuit communities
- Jobs in Inuit communities
- Moving to Canada – reasons settlers came to Canada
- Acadians in Canada
- Acadian climates
- Acadian culture and way of life
- Acadian French Language
- Story – Day in the Life of an Acadian
- Activity – Playing an Acadian game – “Le Lancer de Pierre”
- Activity – Learning Acadian dances
- History – Joseph Broussard
- Acadians – Jobs and natural resources
- Conserving natural resources
- Activity – conserving resources by reusing materials
- Goods made across Canada
- Activities – Word scramble and word search
- Unit Test
- Answer pages for all activities
Cluster 3: The Canadian Community
Some of the concepts that are covered:
- Important Canadian symbols
- Matching Canadian symbols
- Colouring sheets – Canadian symbols
- Important Indigenous symbols
- Important symbols in Manitoba
- Story – Life as a Fur Trader: Using York Boat and Red River Cart
- Manitoba Flag – history
- Immigration to Canada
- Fur trade – early settlers
- Research activity – forts near you
- Activity – building a fort
- Metis in Manitoba and Canada
- Story – Life as a Metis
- Canada – provinces and territories
- World map – countries in the world
- World map – continents
- Immigrant families – German, Chinese, and Scottish families in Canada
- Multiculturalism in Canada
- Learning from other cultures – bannock
- Differences in your community
- Different languages used
- Foods from other countries
- Religious families – Passover, and religious holidays
- Special days in Canada
- Festivals in Canada – celebrating diversity
- Canadian Tulip Festival – Connection with the Dutch
- Name of Canadian places
- Name of places in Manitoba
- Canada – two official languages
- Francophone communities in Canada
- Francophone culture in Canada
- Story – Pierre the Francophone
- Needs for Canadians – basic needs and other needs
- Needs versus wants
- Advertisements affecting our behaviour
- The media affecting our behaviour
- Activities – Word scramble and word search
- Unit Test
- Answer pages for all activities
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.