This lesson, designed for upper elementary and junior high social studies classes, focuses on social action and participation in democracy.

Using a grade six student, Isaac, as an example, participants are guided through the inquiry model [more]

Grade Level:	4-6, 7-9
Publisher:	School's In - LawNow
Published Date:	2008

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School's In: Dogged Determination

This activity guides students through the rules and regulations of beginning a small business they may run during the summer holidays. It focuses on the permits needed and how they vary from city to town as well as from province to territory. Questions [more]

Grade Level:	10-12
Publisher:	School's In: LawNow, Legal Resource Centre of Alberta
Published Date:	2009

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School's In: Legal Trails –Traveling for Youth

This lesson is designed for students in high school CTS Legal Studies of CALM. The lesson explores modern and historical laws and may be used either as a motivational or [more]

Grade Level:	10-12
Publisher:	School's In - LawNow
Published Date:	2007

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School's In: Marriage and the Law: What Students Should Know

The lesson is designed for high school students and may be used in CTS Legal Studies, Language Arts,  or Career and Life Management. This lesson includes a Marriage [more]

Grade Level:	10-12
Publisher:	School's In - LawNow
Published Date:	2008

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School's In: Students Fighting Identity Theft

This lesson is appropriate for grades nine to twelve CTS Legal Studies or Career and Life Management and its purpose is to enable students become informed about identity theft, on line buying and credit card fraud. the [more]

Grade Level:	7-9, 10-12
Publisher:	School's In - LawNow
Published Date:	2008

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School's In: Students, Social Participation, Charities and Law

This inquiry based activity focuses on charities and non-profit organizations. The content specifically addresses outcome S6 in Social Studies 10, 20 and 30. Based on a fundamental assumption that students should be involved in [more]

Grade Level:	10-12
Publisher:	School's In-LawNow
Published Date:	2009

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