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Grade 7 Social Studies
Lesson 1: Overview of Canada’s Geography
Lesson 2: Indigenous Peoples and Their Land
Lesson 3: Cultural and Historical Overview of Pacific Rim Countries
Lesson 4: Exploring Circumpolar Countries
Lesson 5: Interdependence and Global Connections
Lesson 6: Impact of Geography on Human Settlement
Lesson 7: Sustainable Use of Resources
Lesson 8: Climate Change and its Effects
Lesson 9: Human Impact on the Environment
Lesson 10: Environmental Stewardship
Lesson 11: Understanding Globalization
Lesson 12: Global Trade and Canada
Lesson 13: Technological Advances and Society
Lesson 14: Canada’s Role in Global Organizations
Lesson 15: The Digital Divide
Lesson 16: Types of Government
Lesson 17: Democracy in Canada and Beyond
Lesson 18: Indigenous Governance and Treaties
Grade 8 Social Studies
Lesson 1: What is Culture?
Lesson 2: Cultural Elements Around the World
Lesson 3: Cultural Identity in Canada
Lesson 4: First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Cultures
Lesson 5: Reasons for Immigration to Canada
Lesson 6: Historical Immigration Patterns
Lesson 7: Evolution of Canada’s Immigration Policy
Lesson 8: The Multicultural Policy in Canada
Lesson 9: The Land and Canadian Identity
Lesson 10: Indigenous and Western Views of Land
Lesson 11: Land Designations in Canada
Lesson 12: Treaties and Canadian Identity
Lesson 13: Unfulfilled Treaty Promises
Lesson 14: Treaty Land Entitlement
Lesson 15: Canada’s Role in World Conflicts
Lesson 16: Significant Historical Events
Lesson 17: American Influence on Canadian Culture
Grade 9 Social Studies
Lesson 1: Introduction to Social Studies
Lesson 2: What is a Society?
Lesson 3: Roles within a Society
Lesson 4: Understanding Worldviews
Lesson 5: Comparing Worldviews
Lesson 6: Expressions of Worldview
Lesson 7: The Influence of Worldview on Society
Lesson 8: Introduction to Historical Inquiry
Lesson 9: The Role of Archaeology
Lesson 10: Key Historical Events and Their Impact
Lesson 11: The Environment’s Role in Society
Lesson 12: The Impact of Colonization
Lesson 13: Power and Authority in Different Societies
Lesson 14: The Rule of Law
Lesson 15: Citizenship and Rights in Historical Contexts
Lesson 16: The Distribution of Resources
Lesson 17: Trade and Transportation in Society
Lesson 18: Technological Innovations
Lesson 19: Influence of Past Societies on Modern Canada
Lesson 20: Indigenous Societies of North America
Native Studies 10
What Shapes Your Identity?
Indigenous Worldviews and Circularity
Bias, Stereotyping, and Racism
First Nations, Metis, and Inuit: Understanding the Distinctions
Indigenous Literature & Storytelling.
Family Structures and Roles
Traditional Education
Residential Schools and Their Impact on Families
Reclaiming Education, Language, and Healing
The Land, Kinship, and Indigenous Ways of Life
How Indigenous Leaders Were Chosen
Political Structures of First Nations, Metis, and Inuit Peoples
Colonialism, Government Policy, and the Erosion of Indigenous Governance
Treaties and Land Agreements
Louis Riel, the Metis Resistance, and Metis Recognition
Indigenous Economies Before European Contact
The Buffalo Economy and the Coming of the Horse
The Disruption of Aboriginal Economies
Indigenous Peoples and the Contemporary Economy
Indigenous Knowledge and Aboriginal Contributions to Society
Native Studies 20
What Is a Worldview?
Knowledge Comes From Somewhere
5,000 Nations
Historical Context: How Colonialism Came to Cover the Globe
Erasing the World: Colonization and Indigenous Worldviews
When a Language Dies, a World Dies With It
What Is Self-Determination?
Denying Control: Land, Law, and Governance
UNDRIP: Promise and Practice
UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
Self-Determination Compared: Māori, Sámi, and Kanak
Development: Two Ways of Seeing the Land
Extraction: The Cost of Development
Free, Prior, and Informed Consent: The Right to Say No
The Paris Agreement: What Got Written Down, What Got Paid
Losing Ground: When Climate Change Takes Land, Food, and Culture Together
Naming the Harm: Racism, Discrimination, Ethnocide, and Genocide
The Rights on Paper: UNDRIP, ILO 169, and the Right to a Clean Environment
Distinct Attention: Colonization's Impact on Indigenous Women and Girls
Strategies for Change: How Indigenous Peoples Have Pursued Justice
Your Turn: Choosing and Responding to a Current Issue
Native Studies 30
Three Distinct Peoples: First Nations, Métis, and Inuit
Worldview: How You See Changes What You See
Indigenous Rights: What They Are and Where They Come From
Treaty 4: The Agreement at Qu'Appelle
What the Courts Decided: Four Landmark Cases
Governance Before Contact
The Indian Act
The Constitution Act, 1982 and Section 35
Indigenous Political Organizations and Advocacy
Cultural Relationships to Land and Environment
Comprehensive Land Claims
Specific Claims and Treaty Land Entitlement in Saskatchewan
Natural Resources and Indigenous Rights
Economic Development and Self-Determination
The History and Legacy of Residential Schools
The Sixties Scoop and Child Welfare
Indigenous Peoples and the Justice System
Health, Well-being, and Social Determinants
Resilience, Resurgence, and the Path Forward
Biology 30
Defining Living Things
Cell Theory and Microscopy
Viruses, Viroids, and Prions
Energy Synthesis and Biological Molecules in Living Organisms
Cellular Respiration
Photosynthesis
Comparing Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration
Homeostasis
Evolution & Gene Flow
Understanding Genetic Drift
Natural Selection
Exploring and Correcting Misconceptions about Evolution
Principles of Biological Evolution
Human Influence through Selective Breeding
natural evolution and human-directed genetic modifications.
Introduction to LUCA
Understanding Cladograms
Exploring Phylogenetic Trees
Historical Foundations of Evolutionary Biology
Modern Contributions to Evolutionary Biology
Exploring Natural Selection and Evolution
Selective Pressures and Species Evolution
Isolation and Evidence of Evolution
Introduction to Human Evolution and Key Hypotheses
The Role of Mass Extinctions in Evolutionary History
Key Evolutionary Concepts and Theories in Human Evolution
Fossil Evidence and the Human Evolutionary Timeline
Human Migration and the Spread of Homo sapiens
Cell Structure and Function
Cell Membrane and Transport
Nucleus, Ribosomes, and Genetic Material
Cell Division - Mitosis and Meiosis
Energy-Producing Organelles
Homeostasis and Responses to Stimuli
Unicellular Organisms and Adaptations
Review of Cell Structure and Function
Inheritance Patterns and Chromosomes
Molecular Genetics and Mutations
Biotechnology: Historical, Current, and Emerging Roles
Intellectual Property and Regulation in Biotechnology
Environmental and Epigenetic Factors
Study Guide for Genetics
Introduction to Taxonomy
Physical Education 7/8
PE78-L1
The Health Benefits of Physical Activity
PE78-L6
PE78-L7
Physical Education 9/10
Physical Education 11/12
MY Arts Education
Elements of Art & Principles of Design
Elements of Music
Arts Education 10
Multimedia Inquiry-Based Project
Arts Education 20
Arts Education 30
Health Science 20
HS20-L1
Financial Literacy 10
Lesson 1: Personal Financial Experiences
Lesson 2: Cultural Beliefs and Financial Values
Lesson 3: Understanding Treaty Relationships
Lesson 4: Synthesizing Personal, Cultural, and Treaty Influences
Lesson 5: The Link Between Financial Security and Well-Being
Lesson 6 – Understanding Debt and Its Impact on Mental Health
Lesson 7: Gambling and Financial Risks
Lesson 8: Building Financial Resilience
Lesson 10: Understanding Bank Accounts & Account Statements
Lesson 11: Major Canadian Banks & Credit Unions in Saskatchewan
Lesson 12: Understanding Financial Products
Lesson 13: Understanding Loans Through Gameplay
Lesson 14: Earning an Income
Lesson 15: Taxation and Income
Lesson 16: What Is a Budget?
Lesson 17: Creating a Personal Budget
Lesson 18: Budgeting for Life Stages
The Principles of Saving
Savings Philosophies
Lesson 20: Introduction to Investing
Lesson 21: Build Your Stax: Learning about Investing through Game Play
Lesson 22: Understanding Credit and Loans
Lesson 23: Building and Maintaining Credit
Lesson 24: Protecting Your Personal Information
Lesson 25: Recognizing and Preventing Fraud
Lesson 26: Defining Lifestyle and Goals
Lesson 27: Career Pathways and Earning Potential
Lesson 28: Long-Term Financial Planning
Lesson 29: Creating a Personal Budget (Applied)
Lesson 30: Creating a Future Financial Plan (Culminating Project)
NEW Arts Education 30
Learning Goals - Arts Education 30
Understanding Cultural Appropriation
ELA 30 (2025 Curriculum)
Lesson 1: Introduction & Perspective and Positionality
Whose Story Is This?
Close Reading, Annotation, and Craft
Imagery and Sensory Detail
Narrative Structure and the Power of Repetition
Characterization and Conflict
Line Breaks, Stanza, and Sound Devices
Voice and Tone
Models of Indigenous Self-Government
Syntax and Punctuation for Effect
Expository Structure
Credibility and Synthesis
Rhetorical Appeals: Ethos, Pathos, and Logos
Evidence Integration and Attribution
Craft as Reclamation
Aporia and the Unanswered Question
Mode and the Multimodal Composition
Unreliable Narrator
The Essential Question and Central Message
Authorial Stance
ELA 10 (2025 Curriculum)
Mode, Multimodal, Audience, & Purpose,
The Stories We Carry
Imagery or Painting with Words
Line Breaks in Poetry
Perspective: Whose Eyes Are You Reading Through?
Plot Structure: Why Order Is Never an Accident
Figurative Language
Credibility: Deciding Who Deserves Your Trust
Juxtaposition
Theme: What a Text Is Really Saying
Voice
Multimodal Composition
Unreliable and Limited Narrators
Rhetorical Appeals: Ethos, Pathos, and Logos
MLA In-Text Citation
What Revision Actually Means
Dramatic Monologue
Ambiguity
MLA Citation
Style
Psychology 20
1. What is Social Psychology?
2. How Do Psychologists Know?
3. Different Ways of Understanding People
4. The Whole Person
5. Sensation and Perception
6. Motivation, Attitude and Emotion
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ACADEMICS
Grade 7 Social Studies
Lesson 1: Overview of Canada’s Geography
Lesson 2: Indigenous Peoples and Their Land
Lesson 3: Cultural and Historical Overview of Pacific Rim Countries
Lesson 4: Exploring Circumpolar Countries
Lesson 5: Interdependence and Global Connections
Lesson 6: Impact of Geography on Human Settlement
Lesson 7: Sustainable Use of Resources
Lesson 8: Climate Change and its Effects
Lesson 9: Human Impact on the Environment
Lesson 10: Environmental Stewardship
Lesson 11: Understanding Globalization
Lesson 12: Global Trade and Canada
Lesson 13: Technological Advances and Society
Lesson 14: Canada’s Role in Global Organizations
Lesson 15: The Digital Divide
Lesson 16: Types of Government
Lesson 17: Democracy in Canada and Beyond
Lesson 18: Indigenous Governance and Treaties
Grade 8 Social Studies
Lesson 1: What is Culture?
Lesson 2: Cultural Elements Around the World
Lesson 3: Cultural Identity in Canada
Lesson 4: First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Cultures
Lesson 5: Reasons for Immigration to Canada
Lesson 6: Historical Immigration Patterns
Lesson 7: Evolution of Canada’s Immigration Policy
Lesson 8: The Multicultural Policy in Canada
Lesson 9: The Land and Canadian Identity
Lesson 10: Indigenous and Western Views of Land
Lesson 11: Land Designations in Canada
Lesson 12: Treaties and Canadian Identity
Lesson 13: Unfulfilled Treaty Promises
Lesson 14: Treaty Land Entitlement
Lesson 15: Canada’s Role in World Conflicts
Lesson 16: Significant Historical Events
Lesson 17: American Influence on Canadian Culture
Grade 9 Social Studies
Lesson 1: Introduction to Social Studies
Lesson 2: What is a Society?
Lesson 3: Roles within a Society
Lesson 4: Understanding Worldviews
Lesson 5: Comparing Worldviews
Lesson 6: Expressions of Worldview
Lesson 7: The Influence of Worldview on Society
Lesson 8: Introduction to Historical Inquiry
Lesson 9: The Role of Archaeology
Lesson 10: Key Historical Events and Their Impact
Lesson 11: The Environment’s Role in Society
Lesson 12: The Impact of Colonization
Lesson 13: Power and Authority in Different Societies
Lesson 14: The Rule of Law
Lesson 15: Citizenship and Rights in Historical Contexts
Lesson 16: The Distribution of Resources
Lesson 17: Trade and Transportation in Society
Lesson 18: Technological Innovations
Lesson 19: Influence of Past Societies on Modern Canada
Lesson 20: Indigenous Societies of North America
Native Studies 10
What Shapes Your Identity?
Indigenous Worldviews and Circularity
Bias, Stereotyping, and Racism
First Nations, Metis, and Inuit: Understanding the Distinctions
Indigenous Literature & Storytelling.
Family Structures and Roles
Traditional Education
Residential Schools and Their Impact on Families
Reclaiming Education, Language, and Healing
The Land, Kinship, and Indigenous Ways of Life
How Indigenous Leaders Were Chosen
Political Structures of First Nations, Metis, and Inuit Peoples
Colonialism, Government Policy, and the Erosion of Indigenous Governance
Treaties and Land Agreements
Louis Riel, the Metis Resistance, and Metis Recognition
Indigenous Economies Before European Contact
The Buffalo Economy and the Coming of the Horse
The Disruption of Aboriginal Economies
Indigenous Peoples and the Contemporary Economy
Indigenous Knowledge and Aboriginal Contributions to Society
Native Studies 20
What Is a Worldview?
Knowledge Comes From Somewhere
5,000 Nations
Historical Context: How Colonialism Came to Cover the Globe
Erasing the World: Colonization and Indigenous Worldviews
When a Language Dies, a World Dies With It
What Is Self-Determination?
Denying Control: Land, Law, and Governance
UNDRIP: Promise and Practice
UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
Self-Determination Compared: Māori, Sámi, and Kanak
Development: Two Ways of Seeing the Land
Extraction: The Cost of Development
Free, Prior, and Informed Consent: The Right to Say No
The Paris Agreement: What Got Written Down, What Got Paid
Losing Ground: When Climate Change Takes Land, Food, and Culture Together
Naming the Harm: Racism, Discrimination, Ethnocide, and Genocide
The Rights on Paper: UNDRIP, ILO 169, and the Right to a Clean Environment
Distinct Attention: Colonization's Impact on Indigenous Women and Girls
Strategies for Change: How Indigenous Peoples Have Pursued Justice
Your Turn: Choosing and Responding to a Current Issue
Native Studies 30
Three Distinct Peoples: First Nations, Métis, and Inuit
Worldview: How You See Changes What You See
Indigenous Rights: What They Are and Where They Come From
Treaty 4: The Agreement at Qu'Appelle
What the Courts Decided: Four Landmark Cases
Governance Before Contact
The Indian Act
The Constitution Act, 1982 and Section 35
Indigenous Political Organizations and Advocacy
Cultural Relationships to Land and Environment
Comprehensive Land Claims
Specific Claims and Treaty Land Entitlement in Saskatchewan
Natural Resources and Indigenous Rights
Economic Development and Self-Determination
The History and Legacy of Residential Schools
The Sixties Scoop and Child Welfare
Indigenous Peoples and the Justice System
Health, Well-being, and Social Determinants
Resilience, Resurgence, and the Path Forward
Biology 30
Defining Living Things
Cell Theory and Microscopy
Viruses, Viroids, and Prions
Energy Synthesis and Biological Molecules in Living Organisms
Cellular Respiration
Photosynthesis
Comparing Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration
Homeostasis
Evolution & Gene Flow
Understanding Genetic Drift
Natural Selection
Exploring and Correcting Misconceptions about Evolution
Principles of Biological Evolution
Human Influence through Selective Breeding
natural evolution and human-directed genetic modifications.
Introduction to LUCA
Understanding Cladograms
Exploring Phylogenetic Trees
Historical Foundations of Evolutionary Biology
Modern Contributions to Evolutionary Biology
Exploring Natural Selection and Evolution
Selective Pressures and Species Evolution
Isolation and Evidence of Evolution
Introduction to Human Evolution and Key Hypotheses
The Role of Mass Extinctions in Evolutionary History
Key Evolutionary Concepts and Theories in Human Evolution
Fossil Evidence and the Human Evolutionary Timeline
Human Migration and the Spread of Homo sapiens
Cell Structure and Function
Cell Membrane and Transport
Nucleus, Ribosomes, and Genetic Material
Cell Division - Mitosis and Meiosis
Energy-Producing Organelles
Homeostasis and Responses to Stimuli
Unicellular Organisms and Adaptations
Review of Cell Structure and Function
Inheritance Patterns and Chromosomes
Molecular Genetics and Mutations
Biotechnology: Historical, Current, and Emerging Roles
Intellectual Property and Regulation in Biotechnology
Environmental and Epigenetic Factors
Study Guide for Genetics
Introduction to Taxonomy
Physical Education 7/8
PE78-L1
The Health Benefits of Physical Activity
PE78-L6
PE78-L7
Physical Education 9/10
Physical Education 11/12
MY Arts Education
Elements of Art & Principles of Design
Elements of Music
Arts Education 10
Multimedia Inquiry-Based Project
Arts Education 20
Arts Education 30
Health Science 20
HS20-L1
Financial Literacy 10
Lesson 1: Personal Financial Experiences
Lesson 2: Cultural Beliefs and Financial Values
Lesson 3: Understanding Treaty Relationships
Lesson 4: Synthesizing Personal, Cultural, and Treaty Influences
Lesson 5: The Link Between Financial Security and Well-Being
Lesson 6 – Understanding Debt and Its Impact on Mental Health
Lesson 7: Gambling and Financial Risks
Lesson 8: Building Financial Resilience
Lesson 10: Understanding Bank Accounts & Account Statements
Lesson 11: Major Canadian Banks & Credit Unions in Saskatchewan
Lesson 12: Understanding Financial Products
Lesson 13: Understanding Loans Through Gameplay
Lesson 14: Earning an Income
Lesson 15: Taxation and Income
Lesson 16: What Is a Budget?
Lesson 17: Creating a Personal Budget
Lesson 18: Budgeting for Life Stages
The Principles of Saving
Savings Philosophies
Lesson 20: Introduction to Investing
Lesson 21: Build Your Stax: Learning about Investing through Game Play
Lesson 22: Understanding Credit and Loans
Lesson 23: Building and Maintaining Credit
Lesson 24: Protecting Your Personal Information
Lesson 25: Recognizing and Preventing Fraud
Lesson 26: Defining Lifestyle and Goals
Lesson 27: Career Pathways and Earning Potential
Lesson 28: Long-Term Financial Planning
Lesson 29: Creating a Personal Budget (Applied)
Lesson 30: Creating a Future Financial Plan (Culminating Project)
NEW Arts Education 30
Learning Goals - Arts Education 30
Understanding Cultural Appropriation
ELA 30 (2025 Curriculum)
Lesson 1: Introduction & Perspective and Positionality
Whose Story Is This?
Close Reading, Annotation, and Craft
Imagery and Sensory Detail
Narrative Structure and the Power of Repetition
Characterization and Conflict
Line Breaks, Stanza, and Sound Devices
Voice and Tone
Models of Indigenous Self-Government
Syntax and Punctuation for Effect
Expository Structure
Credibility and Synthesis
Rhetorical Appeals: Ethos, Pathos, and Logos
Evidence Integration and Attribution
Craft as Reclamation
Aporia and the Unanswered Question
Mode and the Multimodal Composition
Unreliable Narrator
The Essential Question and Central Message
Authorial Stance
ELA 10 (2025 Curriculum)
Mode, Multimodal, Audience, & Purpose,
The Stories We Carry
Imagery or Painting with Words
Line Breaks in Poetry
Perspective: Whose Eyes Are You Reading Through?
Plot Structure: Why Order Is Never an Accident
Figurative Language
Credibility: Deciding Who Deserves Your Trust
Juxtaposition
Theme: What a Text Is Really Saying
Voice
Multimodal Composition
Unreliable and Limited Narrators
Rhetorical Appeals: Ethos, Pathos, and Logos
MLA In-Text Citation
What Revision Actually Means
Dramatic Monologue
Ambiguity
MLA Citation
Style
Psychology 20
1. What is Social Psychology?
2. How Do Psychologists Know?
3. Different Ways of Understanding People
4. The Whole Person
5. Sensation and Perception
6. Motivation, Attitude and Emotion
CALENDAR
REGISTER
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HOME
ABOUT
ACADEMICS
Grade 7 Social Studies
Lesson 1: Overview of Canada’s Geography
Lesson 2: Indigenous Peoples and Their Land
Lesson 3: Cultural and Historical Overview of Pacific Rim Countries
Lesson 4: Exploring Circumpolar Countries
Lesson 5: Interdependence and Global Connections
Lesson 6: Impact of Geography on Human Settlement
Lesson 7: Sustainable Use of Resources
Lesson 8: Climate Change and its Effects
Lesson 9: Human Impact on the Environment
Lesson 10: Environmental Stewardship
Lesson 11: Understanding Globalization
Lesson 12: Global Trade and Canada
Lesson 13: Technological Advances and Society
Lesson 14: Canada’s Role in Global Organizations
Lesson 15: The Digital Divide
Lesson 16: Types of Government
Lesson 17: Democracy in Canada and Beyond
Lesson 18: Indigenous Governance and Treaties
Grade 8 Social Studies
Lesson 1: What is Culture?
Lesson 2: Cultural Elements Around the World
Lesson 3: Cultural Identity in Canada
Lesson 4: First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Cultures
Lesson 5: Reasons for Immigration to Canada
Lesson 6: Historical Immigration Patterns
Lesson 7: Evolution of Canada’s Immigration Policy
Lesson 8: The Multicultural Policy in Canada
Lesson 9: The Land and Canadian Identity
Lesson 10: Indigenous and Western Views of Land
Lesson 11: Land Designations in Canada
Lesson 12: Treaties and Canadian Identity
Lesson 13: Unfulfilled Treaty Promises
Lesson 14: Treaty Land Entitlement
Lesson 15: Canada’s Role in World Conflicts
Lesson 16: Significant Historical Events
Lesson 17: American Influence on Canadian Culture
Grade 9 Social Studies
Lesson 1: Introduction to Social Studies
Lesson 2: What is a Society?
Lesson 3: Roles within a Society
Lesson 4: Understanding Worldviews
Lesson 5: Comparing Worldviews
Lesson 6: Expressions of Worldview
Lesson 7: The Influence of Worldview on Society
Lesson 8: Introduction to Historical Inquiry
Lesson 9: The Role of Archaeology
Lesson 10: Key Historical Events and Their Impact
Lesson 11: The Environment’s Role in Society
Lesson 12: The Impact of Colonization
Lesson 13: Power and Authority in Different Societies
Lesson 14: The Rule of Law
Lesson 15: Citizenship and Rights in Historical Contexts
Lesson 16: The Distribution of Resources
Lesson 17: Trade and Transportation in Society
Lesson 18: Technological Innovations
Lesson 19: Influence of Past Societies on Modern Canada
Lesson 20: Indigenous Societies of North America
Native Studies 10
What Shapes Your Identity?
Indigenous Worldviews and Circularity
Bias, Stereotyping, and Racism
First Nations, Metis, and Inuit: Understanding the Distinctions
Indigenous Literature & Storytelling.
Family Structures and Roles
Traditional Education
Residential Schools and Their Impact on Families
Reclaiming Education, Language, and Healing
The Land, Kinship, and Indigenous Ways of Life
How Indigenous Leaders Were Chosen
Political Structures of First Nations, Metis, and Inuit Peoples
Colonialism, Government Policy, and the Erosion of Indigenous Governance
Treaties and Land Agreements
Louis Riel, the Metis Resistance, and Metis Recognition
Indigenous Economies Before European Contact
The Buffalo Economy and the Coming of the Horse
The Disruption of Aboriginal Economies
Indigenous Peoples and the Contemporary Economy
Indigenous Knowledge and Aboriginal Contributions to Society
Native Studies 20
What Is a Worldview?
Knowledge Comes From Somewhere
5,000 Nations
Historical Context: How Colonialism Came to Cover the Globe
Erasing the World: Colonization and Indigenous Worldviews
When a Language Dies, a World Dies With It
What Is Self-Determination?
Denying Control: Land, Law, and Governance
UNDRIP: Promise and Practice
UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
Self-Determination Compared: Māori, Sámi, and Kanak
Development: Two Ways of Seeing the Land
Extraction: The Cost of Development
Free, Prior, and Informed Consent: The Right to Say No
The Paris Agreement: What Got Written Down, What Got Paid
Losing Ground: When Climate Change Takes Land, Food, and Culture Together
Naming the Harm: Racism, Discrimination, Ethnocide, and Genocide
The Rights on Paper: UNDRIP, ILO 169, and the Right to a Clean Environment
Distinct Attention: Colonization's Impact on Indigenous Women and Girls
Strategies for Change: How Indigenous Peoples Have Pursued Justice
Your Turn: Choosing and Responding to a Current Issue
Native Studies 30
Three Distinct Peoples: First Nations, Métis, and Inuit
Worldview: How You See Changes What You See
Indigenous Rights: What They Are and Where They Come From
Treaty 4: The Agreement at Qu'Appelle
What the Courts Decided: Four Landmark Cases
Governance Before Contact
The Indian Act
The Constitution Act, 1982 and Section 35
Indigenous Political Organizations and Advocacy
Cultural Relationships to Land and Environment
Comprehensive Land Claims
Specific Claims and Treaty Land Entitlement in Saskatchewan
Natural Resources and Indigenous Rights
Economic Development and Self-Determination
The History and Legacy of Residential Schools
The Sixties Scoop and Child Welfare
Indigenous Peoples and the Justice System
Health, Well-being, and Social Determinants
Resilience, Resurgence, and the Path Forward
Biology 30
Defining Living Things
Cell Theory and Microscopy
Viruses, Viroids, and Prions
Energy Synthesis and Biological Molecules in Living Organisms
Cellular Respiration
Photosynthesis
Comparing Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration
Homeostasis
Evolution & Gene Flow
Understanding Genetic Drift
Natural Selection
Exploring and Correcting Misconceptions about Evolution
Principles of Biological Evolution
Human Influence through Selective Breeding
natural evolution and human-directed genetic modifications.
Introduction to LUCA
Understanding Cladograms
Exploring Phylogenetic Trees
Historical Foundations of Evolutionary Biology
Modern Contributions to Evolutionary Biology
Exploring Natural Selection and Evolution
Selective Pressures and Species Evolution
Isolation and Evidence of Evolution
Introduction to Human Evolution and Key Hypotheses
The Role of Mass Extinctions in Evolutionary History
Key Evolutionary Concepts and Theories in Human Evolution
Fossil Evidence and the Human Evolutionary Timeline
Human Migration and the Spread of Homo sapiens
Cell Structure and Function
Cell Membrane and Transport
Nucleus, Ribosomes, and Genetic Material
Cell Division - Mitosis and Meiosis
Energy-Producing Organelles
Homeostasis and Responses to Stimuli
Unicellular Organisms and Adaptations
Review of Cell Structure and Function
Inheritance Patterns and Chromosomes
Molecular Genetics and Mutations
Biotechnology: Historical, Current, and Emerging Roles
Intellectual Property and Regulation in Biotechnology
Environmental and Epigenetic Factors
Study Guide for Genetics
Introduction to Taxonomy
Physical Education 7/8
PE78-L1
The Health Benefits of Physical Activity
PE78-L6
PE78-L7
Physical Education 9/10
Physical Education 11/12
MY Arts Education
Elements of Art & Principles of Design
Elements of Music
Arts Education 10
Multimedia Inquiry-Based Project
Arts Education 20
Arts Education 30
Health Science 20
HS20-L1
Financial Literacy 10
Lesson 1: Personal Financial Experiences
Lesson 2: Cultural Beliefs and Financial Values
Lesson 3: Understanding Treaty Relationships
Lesson 4: Synthesizing Personal, Cultural, and Treaty Influences
Lesson 5: The Link Between Financial Security and Well-Being
Lesson 6 – Understanding Debt and Its Impact on Mental Health
Lesson 7: Gambling and Financial Risks
Lesson 8: Building Financial Resilience
Lesson 10: Understanding Bank Accounts & Account Statements
Lesson 11: Major Canadian Banks & Credit Unions in Saskatchewan
Lesson 12: Understanding Financial Products
Lesson 13: Understanding Loans Through Gameplay
Lesson 14: Earning an Income
Lesson 15: Taxation and Income
Lesson 16: What Is a Budget?
Lesson 17: Creating a Personal Budget
Lesson 18: Budgeting for Life Stages
The Principles of Saving
Savings Philosophies
Lesson 20: Introduction to Investing
Lesson 21: Build Your Stax: Learning about Investing through Game Play
Lesson 22: Understanding Credit and Loans
Lesson 23: Building and Maintaining Credit
Lesson 24: Protecting Your Personal Information
Lesson 25: Recognizing and Preventing Fraud
Lesson 26: Defining Lifestyle and Goals
Lesson 27: Career Pathways and Earning Potential
Lesson 28: Long-Term Financial Planning
Lesson 29: Creating a Personal Budget (Applied)
Lesson 30: Creating a Future Financial Plan (Culminating Project)
NEW Arts Education 30
Learning Goals - Arts Education 30
Understanding Cultural Appropriation
ELA 30 (2025 Curriculum)
Lesson 1: Introduction & Perspective and Positionality
Whose Story Is This?
Close Reading, Annotation, and Craft
Imagery and Sensory Detail
Narrative Structure and the Power of Repetition
Characterization and Conflict
Line Breaks, Stanza, and Sound Devices
Voice and Tone
Models of Indigenous Self-Government
Syntax and Punctuation for Effect
Expository Structure
Credibility and Synthesis
Rhetorical Appeals: Ethos, Pathos, and Logos
Evidence Integration and Attribution
Craft as Reclamation
Aporia and the Unanswered Question
Mode and the Multimodal Composition
Unreliable Narrator
The Essential Question and Central Message
Authorial Stance
ELA 10 (2025 Curriculum)
Mode, Multimodal, Audience, & Purpose,
The Stories We Carry
Imagery or Painting with Words
Line Breaks in Poetry
Perspective: Whose Eyes Are You Reading Through?
Plot Structure: Why Order Is Never an Accident
Figurative Language
Credibility: Deciding Who Deserves Your Trust
Juxtaposition
Theme: What a Text Is Really Saying
Voice
Multimodal Composition
Unreliable and Limited Narrators
Rhetorical Appeals: Ethos, Pathos, and Logos
MLA In-Text Citation
What Revision Actually Means
Dramatic Monologue
Ambiguity
MLA Citation
Style
Psychology 20
1. What is Social Psychology?
2. How Do Psychologists Know?
3. Different Ways of Understanding People
4. The Whole Person
5. Sensation and Perception
6. Motivation, Attitude and Emotion
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