Why join Ancestry Project?
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Education program prepared specifically for teachers and educators
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Free access to lesson materials for Canada 150 (Canada’s anniversary 1867-2017)
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Useful addition to any curriculum dealing with Canadian history and culture
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Learn how to engage students with digital storytelling and media production
Register today!
2017 marks Canada’s 150th anniversary and the launch of Ancestry Project
Explore ancestry, history, Canadian culture and digital media. All are welcome – educators, teachers and youth workers may register for free materials.
Program streams: Grades 7-12, and Adult ESL.
Free program: Sample student worksheets, instructor guide, email newsletter with tips and lesson ideas
Paid upgrades: Access all student worksheets, advanced instructor guide, presentations, and online video training for digital media
Register for Ancestry Project
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