On September 4, 2005, Saskatchewan will celebrate its
Centennial – its 100th anniversary as a province of Canada. One
hundred years ago, on September 1, 1905, Saskatchewan became a province.
The official inauguration ceremony took place on September 4, 1905,
in Regina.
Celebrate Saskatchewan’s Centennial: A Guide for
Teachers describes activities that focus on Saskatchewan.
This guide suggests ways that students and teachers can
celebrate Saskatchewan’s Centennial, learn more about
this province, and achieve curriculum objectives.
The activities described in Celebrate Saskatchewan’s
Centennial can be used as a starting point. You can adapt,
expand, and modify them so they suit your students’ and
your situation. Most of the activities in this guide can
be simplified or extended to suit students of different ages.
This guide can be used in 2005 and in the years that follow.
Although it was designed for Saskatchewan’s Centennial,
the ideas in this guide will have continuing relevance.
Please note:The complete guide is a 4.3 mg file
that may take a significant time to download depending on your
Internet connection. For your convenience, the guide
has been divided into the chapters listed above.
To view or download the full document in a single file, please select download
complete guide.
To view the full document online, please click
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