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Program Title: Making Decisions During the World Wars

Category: Social Studies

Program Keywords: war, Canada, democracy

Grade Levels: Grade 6

Program Outline: Democracy was the reason Canada fought in the world wars; students will learn about how democracy works and why it was worth fighting for. Students also learn how the war affected democracy.

Program Duration: 1 hour

Availability: October 5 to November 15, weekdays, 9:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 1:00 p.m., and 2:00 p.m.

Cost of Program: $1.00 per student with a minimum of $20.00

Maximum Group Size: 30 students

Adult/Student Ratio: A minimum of 4 adults per group.

Program Materials: A Resource Guide is sent to the school upon receipt of the $20.00 booking deposit.

Pre/Post Trip Materials: The Resource Guide contains all pre- and post-field study requirements.

Booking Requirements: When booking please provide information on school name, address, phone number, teacher name, grade, tentative dates, and number of students.

Phone Number for Bookings: (780) 387-5558

Additional Information: This program is tied in with Social Studies Topic A: Local Government.

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