Free lesson: Borrowing Wisely (Grade 10 Career Studies)
Try a complete lesson free: students compare six forms of borrowing, learn how credit scores work and see how much a smaller monthly payment on a credit card really costs.
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Complete courses, full unit plans and single lessons for Ontario high school courses, built around the Ontario curriculum and easy to adapt anywhere. Browse by subject or by grade.
Teaching outside Ontario? The courses follow the Ontario curriculum, but the skills match Grade 9 to 12 courses in other provinces and countries, and every file is editable so you can swap in your own standards. Each complete course page explains what transfers. More in the FAQ
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Free lesson: Foreign Interference and Disinformation (Grade 10 Civics)
Try a complete lesson free: students learn the difference between open influence and foreign interference, study the methods and the defences, and check a fake voting post step by step.
Free lesson: Indirect Measurement Lab (Grade 10 Math)
Try a complete lesson free: students head outside to measure something too tall to reach, using similar triangles with shadows and a mirror, then compare their two results and explain the error.
CHV2O Complete Course: Grade 10 Civics and Citizenship
Everything you need to teach Grade 10 Civics and Citizenship: six units from political thinking to a culminating Civic Action Plan, Indigenous governance and treaties, foreign interference, original scenarios and data, every summative with a rubric, and a written final exam.
GLC2O Complete Course: Grade 10 Career Studies
Everything you need to teach Grade 10 Career Studies: six units from a personal profile and well-being to pathways, workers' rights, money and a first-year plan, with a Career Portfolio that runs all course, every summative with a rubric, and the culminating task.
MPM2D Complete Course: Grade 10 Mathematics (Academic)
Everything you need to teach Grade 10 academic math for a full semester: seven units covering linear systems, analytic geometry, quadratic relations, expressions and equations, and trigonometry, plus a culminating design task and a final exam.
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