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|LESSON PLAN INFORMATION |
|Subject/Course: Social Studies |Name: Christena Abdel-Messeh |
|Grade: 6 |Date: October, 10 2012 |
|Topic: Canada Links to the World |Time: 1:35- 2:15 |

|EXPECTATIONS: Identify overall or specific expectations |
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|• Identify and describe Canada’s economic, political, social, and physical links with the United States and other regions of the world; |
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|• Use a variety of resources and tools to gather, process, and communicate information about the domestic and international effects of Canada’s links with the |
|United States and other areas of the world; |
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|• Use a variety of inquiry methods and research tools to investigate the importance of international connections for Canada’s well-being and influence in the

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