1. Poll
60 seconds
Would you rather have maple syrup flow through your veins or be able to transform into a majestic moose at will?
- Have maple syrup flow through your veins
- Transform into a majestic moose at will
2. Poll
60 seconds
Would you rather be able to speak fluent moose or have the power to control maple syrup?
- Speak fluent moose
- Control maple syrup
3. Poll
60 seconds
Would you rather live in an igloo or ride a moose to work?
- Live in an igloo
- Ride a moose to work
4. Word cloud
120 seconds
In a few words, how would you describe Canadian identity?
5. Open question
180 seconds
Is Canadian identity defined by the experiences of immigrants and Indigenous peoples, or by the values and culture of the majority population?
6. Open question
180 seconds
What role do immigrants play in defining Canadian identity today, and how do their perspectives shape the Canadian experience?
7. Open question
180 seconds
What does it mean to be a part of the Canadian identity in an era of increasing globalization and cultural diversity?
8. Open question
180 seconds
What role does multiculturalism play in the Canadian identity, and how has it affected the national identity of Canadians today?
9. Slide
60 seconds
Canadian identity is shaped by values such as acceptance, multiculturalism, politeness, and patriotism. History and geography have also had an influence on Canada's national identity. Exploring Canada's past and present cultural diversity is key to understanding Canadian identity.
Exploring Canadian Identity
10. Slide
60 seconds
Multiculturalism: The recognition and celebration of Canada's diverse cultural backgrounds. It is an important part of Canadian identity as it promotes inclusivity and tolerates all religions, beliefs, and cultures. Peacekeeping: Canada has been involved in peacekeeping missions in various countries for decades. This is an important concept to understand of Canadian identity as it demonstrates Canada's commitment to global peace and security. The Charter of Rights and Freedoms: This document outlines the rights and freedoms of Canadians. It is a fundamental concept of Canadian identity and provides a legal framework for the protection of Canadian citizens.
Concepts:
11. Poll
60 seconds
What do you think best defines Canada's identity?
- Compassionate and tolerant
- Multi-cultural and diverse
- Peaceful and respectful
- Open and progressive
12. Drawings
450 seconds
Draw a dinosaur holding a bunch of colorful balloons and wearing a party hat
13. Slide
60 seconds
The Canadian flag was adopted in 1965 and is known as the 'Maple Leaf'. It is the first official national flag of Canada. The Canadian national anthem, 'O Canada', was written in 1880. The polar bear is the official animal of Nunavut, a Canadian territory in the Arctic region.
Did you know?
14. Open question
300 seconds
What does it mean to be Canadian? How has this definition changed over time?
15. Open question
300 seconds
Name any First Nations, Métis, Saskatchewan, and Canadian texts (including videos) you can think of that present different viewpoints and perspectives on Canadian identity? (it's ok to say IDK on this one)
16. Personalised Feedback
360 seconds
In your opinion, what are some key elements that contribute to Canadian national identity and how do they shape the country's culture, values, and sense of belonging?
17. Open question
300 seconds
What aspects of the Canadian identity are important to you and why?
18. Open question
180 seconds
Q: What is one way that you would define Canadian identity?
19. Slide
60 seconds
Canadian identity is shaped by values such as acceptance, multiculturalism, politeness, and patriotism. History and geography have also had an influence on Canada's national identity. Exploring Canada's past and present cultural diversity is key to understanding Canadian identity.
Exploring Canadian Identity
20. Slide
60 seconds
Multiculturalism: The recognition and celebration of Canada's diverse cultural backgrounds. It is an important part of Canadian identity as it promotes inclusivity and tolerates all religions, beliefs, and cultures. Peacekeeping: Canada has been involved in peacekeeping missions in various countries for decades. This is an important concept to understand of Canadian identity as it demonstrates Canada's commitment to global peace and security. The Charter of Rights and Freedoms: This document outlines the rights and freedoms of Canadians. It is a fundamental concept of Canadian identity and provides a legal framework for the protection of Canadian citizens.
Concepts:
21. Poll
60 seconds
What do you think best defines Canada's identity?
- Compassionate and tolerant
- Multi-cultural and diverse
- Peaceful and respectful
- Open and progressive
22. Open question
300 seconds
What does it mean to be Canadian? How has this definition changed over time?
23. Open question
300 seconds
What First Nations, Métis, Saskatchewan, and Canadian texts present different viewpoints and perspectives on Canadian identity?
24. Personalised Feedback
360 seconds
In your opinion, what are some key elements that contribute to Canadian national identity and how do they shape the country's culture, values, and sense of belonging?
25. Open question
300 seconds
How have your opinions on Canadian identity changed after reading different texts?
26. Open question
300 seconds
What aspects of the Canadian identity are important to you and why?
27. Open question
180 seconds
What aspects of Canadian identity do you think are most important for Canadian citizens to understand and appreciate?
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