Lesson Plan Archive
This archive was constructed by the outstanding teaching staff at Walnut Grove Secondary. Use these resources to develop new lesson plans or as inspiration for new ways to approach teaching!
Collection Elements
1. Think About Your Search Parameters
Keyword searches are the beginning of your journey...
3. Start Your Research
Use Encyclopedias to begin learning about your topic and finding key words - "you don't know what you don't know".
4. Continue with Databases
Switch to database searching to deepen your understanding.
5. Start a search on a reliable browser
Using non-commercial browsers helps find what you are looking for. Use search parameters: AND, OR, NOT, AROUND (_)
6. Additional Websites to Consider
Helpful sites to complete your research.
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The Canadian Encyclopedia:
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Britannica:
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Natural Resources Canada:
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Statistics Canada:
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WorldAtlas: Provides detailed information on the geographical regions of Canada.
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Canada.ca: Offers information on Canada's regions, including geographical and demographic details.
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National Geographic: Features articles and resources on the physical geography and natural features of Canada.
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Geology.com: Provides geological information about Canada's regions, including maps and terrain details.
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Canadian Geographic: Offers in-depth articles and resources on Canada's geography, including its regions and landscapes.
7. Evaluate Sources
How to determine your source is "quality".
8. Citation
Citing your sources is equal in value to the notes you take.