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Canada’s Post War Prime Ministers

Canada’s Post War Prime Ministers. Friday January 7 th , 2011. Learning Target. We will discuss the important roles of Canada’s prime ministers since the Second World War and their contribution to our society. Success Criteria.

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Canada’s Post War Prime Ministers

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  1. Canada’s Post War Prime Ministers Friday January 7th, 2011

  2. Learning Target • We will discuss the important roles of Canada’s prime ministers since the Second World War and their contribution to our society. Success Criteria • I will be able to understand important information about Canada’s Post War Prime Ministers and orally present information to my fellow classmates effectively and concisely.

  3. Agenda • What Makes a Good Prime Minister? • Prime Minister Round Robin • Homework

  4. What Makes a Good Prime Minister? • From your experience of being a Canadian citizen, what is your opinion about our current Prime Minister? • What qualities (as a student) do you look for in a Prime Minister? • Looking at Canadian History, do any of our Prime Ministers stand out? Why?

  5. Prime Minister Round Robin • Working in groups, research the Prime Minister assigned to you. • Utilize the chart paper and markers provided to answer the information on your Post War Prime Ministers Activity Sheet. • Be prepared to elect someone to present your information to the class.

  6. Homework • Read both handouts about Pierre Elliott Trudeau and answer the questions and make notes. • Read the article on the OKA Crisis and answer the corresponding fill in the blank sentences.

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