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Respect and Responsibility
In this activity, Elementary Cycle 1 students will learn about the roles and responsibilities of different members of the Canadian Armed Forces, and explore the meanings of peace, conflict, and respect. Students will also determine ways that they can show respect…
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Remembrance and Bravery
What is the origin of Remembrance Day in Canada? Why do we celebrate this day today? With this activity, students will explore the origins and history of Remembrance Day. They will also learn about what bravery means and reflects on the…
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Service and Sacrifice
Designed for the Secondary 1 to 2 students, Students will learn about the history of Canada’s involvement in world conflicts. They will also explore the sacrifices made by Canadians during times of conflict and reflect on what it means to serve.
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Trailblazers and Changemakers
Your Secondary 3 to 5 students will explore stories and contributions of members of the Canadian Armed Forces who have positively impacted Canadian society. Students will also learn about the resiliency of these individuals in the face of adversity and on…
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A Timeline of the Canadian Armed Forces
Explore Canada’s military history over the last 200 years with our interactive timeline! The history of the Canadian Armed Forces dates back to Canadian Confederation and is marked by the significant contributions of many individuals. This interactive module allows teachers and…
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Forgotten War: Docuseries
A collaboration of Honouring Bravery and TVO Media Education Group, each 10-minute documentary explores the experiences of a member of the Canadian Armed Forces: from the Korean War to today. Introduce them to your students!
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Make your own Remembrance Day Assemblies: a How to Guide
Thinking of having a Remembrance Day ceremony, but are not sure where to start? It may seem daunting at first! Hopefully we can help! Find out how you can organize your own ceremony in your schools with our practical guide.
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Military Heroes Through History
Highlight a variety of military heroes and heroines on Remembrance Day! This original presentation showcases several Canadian military personnel who have distinguished themselves over the years. This activity is ideal for enriching your school’s Remembrance Day ceremony.
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Besieged: The American Invasion of 1775. A Simulation Game
Besieged plunges students into the siege of Fort St-Jean by the American army in 1775! In this simulation game, participants are divided into two groups: the British defenders and the American invaders. The two armies are divided into three sub-groups to…
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Mapping the American Invasion
In 1775, the American Continental Army invaded the Province of Quebec! In this activity, students reconstruct the various routes taken by the American troops, based on passages from the Musée du Fort Saint-Jean’s permanent exhibition and original maps.
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The Invasion of Quebec of 1775: Historical Facts
The American independence was one of the most important events in North American history! In this activity, students will analyze the various historical events leading up to the invasion of the Province of Quebec by American forces in 1775: from the…
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The Canadians on D-Day: Exhibition Trivia
Students will visit the Normandy landing exhibit to understand and interpret the facts surrounding the Allied invasion of Nazi-occupied territory on June 6, 1944. They will then take part in a quiz that explores Canada’s role in the landings.
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Letters and censorship
In this activity, students will study the role of Canadians in the Normandy landings and take part in a letter-writing exercise that explores censorship.
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Exam Practice
In this activity, students will answer sample exam questions for the Secondary IV History Ministry exam. To complete this activity, it is recommended that students have a basic knowledge of the Second World War and the Normandy landings.
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Canada and the Italian Campaign: Exhibition Trivia
This activity can be used as a guided tour of the exhibition on Canadian participation in the Italian campaign. After browsing the exhibition, students complete a series of questions to test their knowledge.
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Document Analysis: Divided Canadians and the Conscription Crisis
This activity will help students better understand the debate surrounding conscription during the Second World War. First, students will compare the views of three prominent politicians, using original documents. Then, they will research these same politicians to better understand how they…
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Which WWII Hero Am I? The Card Game
Students will research World War II heroes and heroines, then create playing cards based on their findings. They will then play the card game “Which WWII Hero Am I?”.
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Fascism on the Home front: Canadian Internment Camps
In this activity, students will begin by exploring the concepts of fascism and propaganda to better understand these terms. They will then learn about the internment of Italian-Canadians in Canada during the Second World War, and create a profile of an…
