Social Studies, Grade 3
Ontario · Grade 3 · Social Studies — the complete curriculum-aligned outline, taught skill by skill by MapleMind's AI tutor.
Unit 1: Heritage and Identity: Communities in Canada, 1780–1850
Everyday life and its similarities and differences among groups in early Canada; life in First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities and how colonial policies including the residential school system changed it; components of Canadian identity; the communities and settlements of the period, their challenges, and their impact; key treaties; and how communities related through conflict or cooperation.
- Everyday life of early communities
- Life in Indigenous communities and colonial change
- Roles and challenges, then and now
- Components of Canadian identity
- First Nations and Métis communities on the map
- Settler communities on the map
- What shaped where communities grew
- Challenges facing communities
- How settlements affected the land
- Daily life and roles in early communities
- Key treaties and agreements
- Conflict and cooperation among communities
Unit 2: People and Environment: Living and Working in Ontario
Connections between the natural environment and land use, communities, and employment in Ontario regions; Ontario's municipal and regional entities and local government; political maps; landform regions; types of employment and land use and how they meet needs; and mapping Ontario's land uses, landform regions, and municipalities.
- Environment, land use, and community
- Environment and employment
- Patterns in population and land use
- How Ontario is organized
- Reading political maps
- Ontario's landform regions
- Types of employment in Ontario
- Types of land use and human needs
- Comparing land use across municipalities
- Mapping Ontario's regions and land uses
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