Grade 2
A Prairie Community
in the Past
Learn about the fascinating Ukrainian history on the prairies!
Curricular Highlights
- Explorations: Appreciate the physical and human geography of the communities studied. Investigate the physical geography of a prairie community in Canada. Investigate the cultural and linguistic characteristics of an Inuit, an Acadian and a prairie community in Canada. Investigate the economic characteristics of communities in Canada. Analyze how the community being studied emerged. Develop skills of historical thinking. Develop skills of geographic thinking.
- Theme: A Prairie Community in the Past
- Grade: 2
- Categories: Social Studies, Project-Based
Enhance your learning experience!
This program can be delivered as:
In-School Field Trips
Description: Venture to Saskatoon to learn how Ukrainian Superhero Settlers influenced life on the prairies. What skills and ideas did they bring to Saskatoon? Are their traditions impacting life today? How did they defeat the geographical challenges they faced? The wonders of Ukrainian art, music and more await us as we explore Canada’s past.
Format: Our experienced presenters deliver curriculum-based field trips right in your classroom.
Duration: 2 hours
Volunteers: 3 recommended
Teacher Provides: N/A
Take Home:
Student Decorated Wooden Ball and Cup Craft
Video Conference
Description: This virtual program is not simply a cultural adventure, but a spectacular journey through time! Our class will be pulled through a time portal to visit a Prairie Community in the Past! Students will discover the Superhero Settlers’ powers that brought them across the world to make their new home on the Canadian Prairies. Students will also discover the geography, goods and services and unique Ukrainian cultural traditions through this exciting time-warping adventure. As a take-home souvenir, students will get to decorate their very own wooden pysanky egg.
Format: Livestreamed with a presenter using Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, etc.
Curriculum-based. We ship the supplies to the school. Works in all school re-entry scenarios (classroom and home learning).
Duration: 1.5 hours
Volunteers: 2 recommended
Teacher Provides: Pencil crayons
Take Home:
Student Decorated Wooden Egg