Social Studies, Grade 6
New Brunswick · Grade 6 · Social Studies — the complete curriculum-aligned outline, taught skill by skill by MapleMind's AI tutor.
Unit 1: An Introduction to Culture
Introducing the concept of culture - exploring what culture is and its role in our lives, mapping the world's major cultural regions, analysing cross-cultural understanding, and examining factors creating a more global culture.
- The concept of culture
- The role of culture in our lives
- Mapping the world's cultural regions
- The importance of cross-cultural understanding
- Factors creating a more global culture
Unit 2: Environment and Culture
Examining the relationship between environment and culture - comparing climate and vegetation across physical regions, assessing how environment shapes a cultural region, and comparing resource use and sustainability between Canada and another country.
- Comparing climate and vegetation
- Culture and environment in a region
- Resources and sustainability
Unit 3: Some Elements of Culture
Examining how traditions, government, and economic systems influence culture - looking at how each shapes the way of life in a selected cultural region or country.
- How traditions influence culture
- How government influences culture
- How economic systems influence cultures
Unit 4: Expressions of Culture
Analysing how cultures express beliefs and values - through the arts, through language, literature, and theatre, and through sports and games in a selected cultural region.
- How the arts reflect beliefs and values
- Language, literature, and theatre
- Sports and games as culture
Unit 5: World Issues
Examining world issues - the effects of the distribution of wealth around the world, examples of human rights issues, and taking age-appropriate action as global citizens.
- The distribution of wealth
- Human rights issues around the world
- Acting as a global citizen
Unit 6: Canada: Reflections on a Multicultural Mosaic
Reflecting on how cultures from around the world - including First Nations, Inuit, Metis, and Acadian peoples - have contributed to the development of Canada's multicultural mosaic.
- Building Canada's multicultural mosaic
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