Early Societies
Early Indigenous Societies in Canada
Canada's Regions
Music
Canada, PSB & the world
100

An item made by people in the past. It can be used to learn about life during a certain time in the past.

What is an artifact? 

100
During the time of 1500-1600 CE, this Indigenous group lived in the large forests of the Eastern Woodlands and travelled every few months to set up their camp where they would find food. The land they lived on was not good for farming so they hunted animals and gathered plants like berries. 

Who were the Anishnaabe? 

100

This province is mainly French speaking and is located east of Ontario

What is Quebec?

100

This French song has been translated to English and talks about someone sleeping and not hearing the bells.

What is Frere Jaques? 

100

This teacher lives in Guelph, has worked hard to make Ponsonby a great place to learn, and now she is retiring. 

Who is Mrs. McKee? 

200

This river is one of the most famous features of Egypt and is the longest river in the world.

What is the Nile River? 

200

This group of Indigenous people settled near the Great Lakes. As their land was fertile they were able to stay in one place and farm. They are famous for planting the three sisters (beans, corn and squash) together. 

Who were the Haudenosaunee?

200

The capital of Ontario is known wordwide. 

What is Toronto?

200

In this fun song, the singer asks "Wake me, shake me!" and wants to make sure they will wake up early in the morning to swing on this famous landmark in California. 

What is the Golden Gate (Bridge)? 

200

Prima Minister Mark Carney is the head of this government which is reponsible for military defense and citizenship and more. 

What is the federal government/ the goverment of Canada?

300

The act in early societies where people travelled to exchange items and products (e.g. indigenous people gave animal fur and received alcohol or metal tools in exchange). 

What is TRADE? 

300

The shelter of the early Haudenosaunee peoples. As the Haudenosaunee didn't have to take down their shelters to move to a different place, they were able to build bigger and more stable shelters that held several families. 

What are longhouses? 

300

This is the smallest province of Canada. It is known for its beautiful landscapes and potatoes. 

What is Prince Edward Island?

300

The man in a well-known American folk song called Bill Grogan had this animal who famously ate three red shirts right off the clothesline.

What is (Bill Grogan's/ a) goat? 

300

The mayor is the head of this goverment that is responsible for garbage collection. 

What is the municipal goverment? 

400

In about 1300 CE a large group of people arrived in the middle of a land that is now called Mexico. They built a city called Tenochtitlan. 

Who were the Aztecs? 

400

The early Anishnaabe people moved from place to place depending on the season and food availability. They needed a shelter that was easy to build and quick to take down. 

What are Wigwams. 

400

This province in western Canada is famous for the Rocky Mountains and their oil industry. 

What is Alberta? 

400

The Ukulele has a big cultural connection to this Island and state of the USA.

What is Hawaii? 

400

The local township or county that Ponsonby is part of. 

What is Wellington County? 


500

Poor people of this early society lived in apartment buildings called Insulae which were dangerous and crowded. Shops were on the bottom floor and families lived in the upper floors. 

What is ancient Rome? 

500

This big fashion trend in the 17th century led to interaciton and trade between Indegenous people and European explorers.

What are beaver pelt hats? 

500

This is the territory in the far north-west. Its capital is Whitehorse. 

What is the Yukon?

500

This mode of transportation is used merrily in this famous song that was one of our easy C-chord ukulele songs.

What is a boat?

500

The meeting and work place of the Canadian federal Government. 

What is Parliament Hill/ Ottawa? 

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