Canadian Geographic: Educator Resources, Grade 12
From Canadian Geographic, this webpage includes lesson plans on many topics, such as energy and natural resources, climate change and environment, regional geography, and geographic skills. Lesson plans can be filtered by grade and topic.
Alternative Proteins for a More Sustainable Diet
From the University of Guelph's Arrell Food Institute, and the organization Feeding 9 Billion, this lesson plan discusses the impacts of food choices on the environment. Written specifically for this course (as well as CGW4U).
Understanding Active Transport
This lesson plan, from the University of Guelph, introduces the concept of active transportation to students. Includes activities, videos, discussions, and readings. Written specifically for this course (as well as CGF3M and CGG3O).
The Environment and Resource Management
From elearning Ontario, this resource has 4 units for the course: strategies of an environmental geographer; earth's spheres, ecosystems and protected spaces; managing our natural resources: the balancing act; and the power of stewardship.
The Impact of Invasive Species on the Great Lakes
From ArcGIS, this lesson plan discusses how invasive species have gotten into the Great Lakes, and the impact that has on their ecosystem. Written specifically for this course.
Knowing Fire
This interactive article details the importance of Indigenous-led forest fire response, particularly when it comes to their traditional lands. It discusses the BC government's failure to take Indigenous knowledge into account, the government's refusal to do fire mitigation, and the devastating fires that were worsened by these decisions.
The independent report mentioned in the article, analyzing what went wrong with the response to the 2017 wildfires and floods, can be found here.
Learn at Home: Grades 9 to 12
Activities and resources for high school students to use at home to supplement their learning.
Come Hell... BC Under Water
The Fifth Estate examines the devastation in BC after catastrophic flooding and how the province could have been better prepared for the weather disaster.
100 Ideas for Teaching Geography by
This title takes a skills-based approach, with each section suggesting general ideas to use in everyday classroom teaching, including specific examples of how these can be used with a variety of modules from elementary through to high school.
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Food, Water and Energy : A study of resource management by 
Geography through enquiry : approaches to teaching and learning in the secondary school / by