Perfect for daily warm-ups, bell ringers, literacy centres, or vocabulary routines, this resource builds word awareness in just 5–10 minutes a day. This resource can be used for spiral review or consistent vocabulary practice. It’s easy to implement with no prep required.PLUS – This product is paperless! Students can record responses online or in their own journals. These slides are great for facilitating classroom discussions. The resource is also suitable for daily tasks in distance learning classrooms or homeschool.

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In the accompanying project, students will choose a Canadian city/town to research. They will “think like a demographer” to identify and critically analyse strategies that could be used to help that city with its future needs. They will create a population pyramid for the city/town using 2021 Canadian census data and create a Google Slides that outlines all of their findings.

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Please note: The pages and slides in this resource are not editable.

Course Structure:

UNIT 1: Thinking Like a Geographer (Geographic Inquiry and Skill Development)
Students are introduced to geographic thinking and the skills needed to investigate land, resources, and communities.

Includes:

• 63-page PRINTABLE Workbook
• Unit Test
• Full Workbook ANSWER KEY
• 123-slide Google Slides Presentation with ANSWERS
• 8-page Unit Plan (11 Lessons)

Final Project: GeoLens (Geographic Thinking Project) – Students will investigate a real-world geographic event and showcase their findings in a professional Google Slides presentation

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UNIT 2: Shaping Canada’s Landscapes (Physical Geography and Processes in Canada)
Students will investigate how natural systems shape Canada’s climate, landforms, and environments.

Includes:

• 74-page PRINTABLE Workbook
• Unit Test
• Full Workbook ANSWER KEY
• 177-slide Google Slides Presentation with ANSWERS
• 8-page Unit Plan (11 Lessons)

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UNIT 3: Managing Canada’s Resources and Industries
Students will learn how natural resources are extracted, managed, and used in ways that affect the environment, society, and the economy.

Includes:

• 66-page PRINTABLE Workbook
• Unit Test
• Full Workbook ANSWER KEY
• 169-slide Google Slides Presentation with ANSWERS
• 8-page Unit Plan (11 Lessons)

Final Project: A Resource Story (Canadian Natural Resources Project) – Students will investigate an important Canadian natural resource and analyze how physical processes and human activity shape its development, use, and impact.

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UNIT 4: Changing Populations

Students will explore how population change in Canada and around the world affects communities, governments, and the global system, as well as develop skills in interpreting demographic data.

Includes:

• 69-page PRINTABLE Workbook
• Unit Test
• Full Workbook ANSWER KEY
• 146-slide Google Slides Presentation with ANSWERS
• 8-page Unit Plan (11 Lessons)

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UNIT 5: Liveable Communities

Students will investigate how communities are planned, built, and managed to support environmental sustainability, economic stability, and social well-being

Includes:

• 61-page PRINTABLE Workbook
• Unit Test
• Full Workbook ANSWER KEY
• 153-slide Google Slides Presentation with ANSWERS
• 8-page Unit Plan (10 Lessons)

Final Project: Canadian Census Data Project – Students will choose a Canadian city/town to research and create a population pyramid for. They will “think like a demographer” to identify and critically analyse strategies that could be used to help that city with its future needs.

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BONUS: Final Exam (Only available in THIS bundle!)
A ready-to-print, 6-page final exam is included for summative assessment, covering key concepts from all five units. Answer key included.

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In this unit, students will explore how communities are planned, built, and managed to support environmental sustainability, economic stability, and social well-being. Students will examine how land use, transportation systems, energy choices, and government decisions shape community liveability, and how physical geography and climate change influence planning. Throughout the unit, students will analyze how economic, political, social, and cultural forces affect communities in Canada and beyond, including Indigenous-led planning approaches. Students will develop skills in reading maps and aerial images, evaluating planning strategies, analyzing case studies, and applying geographic thinking to real-world issues such as housing affordability, accessibility, and climate resilience.

This unit has a variety of assessment tools such as daily workbook tasks, group and class discussions, and an optional culminating project, recommended to do after the fifth unit in this course (available separately here: Population Pyramid Template for Google Sheets | Canadian Census Data Project).

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In this unit, students will explore how population change in Canada and around the world affects communities, governments, and the global system. Students will learn about factors that influence population growth and decline, such as birth rates, aging populations, migration, urbanization, and global inequalities. They will examine how governments, non-government organizations, and individuals respond to population challenges through policies, programs, and international cooperation. Throughout the unit, students will develop skills in interpreting demographic data, analyzing maps and cartograms, evaluating responses to population issues, and connecting population trends to real-world social, economic, and environmental impacts.

This unit has a variety of assessment tools such as daily workbook tasks, group and class discussions, and an optional culminating project, recommended to do after the fifth unit in this course (available separately here: Population Pyramid Template for Google Sheets | Canadian Census Data Project).

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In this unit, through the lens of Canada’s resource sectors, students will learn how natural resources are extracted, managed, and used in ways that affect the environment, society, and the economy, and how sustainability challenges in forestry, fisheries, mining, and agriculture are shaped by diverse perspectives, including those of governments, industries, advocacy groups, and Indigenous communities. Students will examine how global supply chains move products from extraction to disposal and how strategies such as reclamation, recycling, and clean energy transitions aim to improve sustainability. Throughout the unit, students will strengthen their ability to analyze data, map product life cycles, compare viewpoints, and understand how resource use connects to real-world issues in Canada and around the world.

This unit has a variety of assessment tools such as daily workbook tasks, group and class discussions, and an optional culminating project, recommended to do after the third unit in this course (available separately here: Canadian Natural Resources Project – Includes Google Slides (Grade 9 CGC1W)).

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In this unit, through the lens of physical geography, students will learn how natural systems shape Canada’s climate, landforms, and environments. Students will explore how air masses, ocean currents, tectonic activity, and weather patterns influence daily life and long-term change. They will examine the distribution, frequency, and impacts of natural events such as wildfires, floods, ice storms, and coastal hazards. Students will also learn how global processes connect to Canada and how landscapes influence identity. Throughout the unit, students will develop skills in interpreting maps, satellite images, climate data, and geographic patterns, and discover how physical geography helps explain real-world events in Canada and around the world.

This unit has a variety of assessment tools such as daily workbook tasks, group and class discussions, and an optional culminating project, recommended to do after the third unit in this course (available separately here: Canadian Natural Resources Project – Includes Google Slides (Grade 9 CGC1W)).

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This unit introduces students to geographic thinking and the skills needed to investigate land, resources, and communities. Students will learn how to ask meaningful geographic questions, gather information from diverse sources, and evaluate the reliability of what they find. They will develop their ability to interpret maps, graphs, and geospatial tools to organize, analyze, and communicate data. Throughout the unit, students will explore how geographic inquiry connects to real-world issues, current events, and careers involving geography and geospatial technologies.

This unit has a variety of assessment tools such as daily workbook tasks, group and class discussions, and an optional culminating project (available separately here).

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Students will research where the resource is located in Canada and examine the natural processes that led to its formation or availability. They will explore how the resource is extracted or used, and assess its environmental, social, and economic impacts on communities and the nation. To encourage forward-thinking geographic inquiry, students will also investigate sustainable alternatives or innovations related to the resource and explain why it matters to Canada’s future.

The project culminates in a well-organized written report that integrates geographic knowledge, clear explanations, maps or images with captions, and thoughtful reflection.

Please note: The pages and slides in this resource are not editable.

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Students will research what happened, where it occurred, and why it matters, analyzing both human and natural geographic factors. They will examine the environmental, social, and economic impacts, explore geographic tools used to study or respond to the event, and highlight a relevant career (such as a GIS analyst, meteorologist, urban planner, or geologist) explaining the role this professional plays in understanding or managing the event. Students will also reflect on what they learned and why the event captured their interest.

Perfect for an end-of-unit assessment, this resource includes detailed project instructions, research criteria, and a clear presentation framework to guide students in creating a polished, informative, and visually engaging slideshow.

Please note: The pages and slides in this resource are not editable.

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