History of Québec and Canada
An English-language Secondary Student History Site by LEARN & Partners
An English-language Secondary Student History Site by LEARN & Partners
This site supports students taking Québec's Secondary 3/4 History of Québec and Canada Program, providing resources and learning strategies to schools in the Anglophone and other minority sectors in our province. Of course, students, parents and educators can freely use this site. Navigate using the time period overview pages in the top menus, then to any available subpages targeting specific topics. An ongoing site inventory map is also available here.
Please visit all indicated sources for more information and to contextualize all documents critically.
Pour des ressources en français, visitez Histoire du QUÉBEC et du CANADA et le site principal de RECITUS.
Secondary 3
Browse the available topics according to the Time Periods and Social Phenomena below and in menus.
Secondary 4
Browse the available topics according to the Time Periods and Social Phenomena below and in menus.
Teacher's Corner Areas
Note that this site is still under development. Several student pages have been posted, with original overview texts and embedded activities that students (and parents) can follow.
At the bottom of each student page, remember to look for a Teacher's Corner area. There you will find teacher guides, tools and documents designed for educators. Practice evaluations may also be organized in separate dedicated sections available in the teacher menus at top right.
The Student Toolkit Area
Teachers should also visit the ⚒️ Student Toolkit area link in the top menu. There you will find some How-tos and other tutorials for doing the Intellectual Operations, lots of graphic organizers you can use, and more!
LEARN sub-sites and featured resources
Cartograf: A student mapping site with many sample mapping scenarios from all levels. ➦
Historical Discussion Game: Our English adaptation of the card game developed by RECITUS, designed to help students discuss historical topics and interview each other about concepts and course content. ➦
Click to return to LEARN for other subject areas and resources.
