Centennial Ontario: Conflict, Change, and Identity in 1967, grades 10-12
Textual records, photographs, and videos are the types of records that trace how Ontarians experienced and celebrated the Centennial anniversary of Confederation in 1967. By exploring records from our exhibit Family Ties: Ontario Turns 150, students will develop a research question, explore possible responses, and communicate their findings about life in Ontario during the 1960s in creative and collaborative ways. Workshops taking place at the Archives will include a tour of the facility, giving students a behind-the-scenes look at our Reading Room, Preservation Lab, and archival vaults.
Curriculum Connections
This workshop aligns with the Canadian and World Studies curriculum for Grade 10 & 12
Students will be involved with different components of the Inquiry Process by:
- Formulating questions
- Gathering and organizing information, evidence, and/or data
- Interpreting and analysing information, evidence, and/or data
- Evaluating information, evidence, and/or data and drawing conclusions
- Communicating findings
To book an onsite visit, complete a Booking Request Form [PDF] and a member of our team will get back to you to confirm details.