Long Range Plan Grade 10 Academic History CHC2D

By: Ben Cassels

This is a sample Long range plan I created for a Grade 10 Academic Canadian
History since World War I class. This timeline is tentative based off the progress of
the students and the rate at which learning occurs. The class is primarily based
around the concept of a flipped classroom with students self guided learning being
essential. The students within this class would be split into learning groups at the
beginning of the semester in order to complete the majority of assignments and
readings. The assignment are also intended to incorporate differentiated evaluation
and instruction and offer equal opportunities to all styles of learners.
Week
September weeks 1-6

Plan
Introduction to History Grade 10
Unit 1
- World War I-1929
Week 1 introduction to World War I
- causes of the war
- social and economic factors
Week 2 Technological advances
- Tanks, guns, etc.
Week 3-6
- battles within the war
- Canadian context
Final lesson- Quiz
Curriculum expectations
- Social, economic and political context
- Communities, conflict and Cooperation
- Identity, citizenship and heritage
Assignment
- Diary of a soldier (written assignment)
- World War I quiz
- Newspaper culminating evaluation throughout the
semester
Group assignments throughout
- Form groups at the beginning of the semester, and
have students complete questions, assignments
etc.

October weeks 7-9

Unit 2 1929-1945
- Post war issues
- The Great depression
- Stock market game (explains the economy)
- Technological advancements model t, etc
- Political developments
- Social issues (dustbowl)
- Canadian context
Expectations

November weeks 1017

- Social, economic and political context

- Communities, conflict and cooperation
- Identity, Citizenship and Heritage
Assignment
- Music assignment (examine a piece from the
1930s)
- Visual representation assignment
- Continued work on culminating task
Group work
- Contd.
Unit Canada, 1945- 1985
Unit 3 World War II
- Prewar causes
- Battles
- Canadian context
- Social, economic and political influences
- Outcomes of the war (treaties, etc.)
- Technological advancements
- Women in the war
Unit 4 Post War
- Canadian and world development after the war
- Cold war causes and impacts
- Womens rights
- Canada within the Cold war
- Development of immigration and refugee policies
within Canada
Expectations
- Social, economic and political context
- Communities, conflict and cooperation
- Identity, citizenship and heritage
Assignments and evaluations
- World War II quiz (week 13)
- Cold War Paper on Canadian context (week 17)
- Exam (during exam period)
Groups
- Newspaper assignment (due final week)