Canadians - Has anyone used "Canada: A Proud Past and a Promising Future

[Punks in Ontario]

or their civics course.  Here's a link http://www.creatinghistory.net/store/c2/Home_School_Canadian_History.html

 

And for the civics course:  http://www.creatinghistory.net/store/p5/Home_School_Civics_Option_1_-_Digital_Version%3A_Canadian_Civics.html

[hollyhock]

No, but I hope you get some replies. Bumping.  :bigear:

[AmyontheFarm]

After an hour of searching to find it again.  Check this out: http://civicschannel.com/textbook.html

 

Now, I'm going to add it to my Pinterest board so I can find it when I need it!

[Punks in Ontario]

After an hour of searching to find it again.  Check this out: http://civicschannel.com/textbook.html

 

Now, I'm going to add it to my Pinterest board so I can find it when I need it!

 

Thanks.  I haven't seen this resource before.  May help for civics.

 

By HS, I like to have most items fairly structured so the student can complete without me most of the time.  This is what I'm looking for.

[KathyBC]

Donna Ward's highschool program looks promising: https://www.donnaward.net/shop.php?area=item&sku=9781927474006

[Punks in Ontario]

Donna Ward's highschool program looks promising: https://www.donnaward.net/shop.php?area=item&sku=9781927474006

That's the one I used last time.  It was okay, but I had to keep a close eye on things because it was a bit loose with the scheduling.  I keep hoping there is something better.

 

For my oldest, I did a text book method, but it took a lot of work and wasn't at thorough as I would have liked.