Great Canadian Culture Museum

Your Exhibit: Pages

1. Arts2. History3. Influence4. Land5. People6. Stories

*You may also choose to add sub pages; that’s ok.

Your Exhibit: Artifacts

Artifacts should be on every page and include:• Pictures• Videos• Articles• Interviews• Anything else that you would find in a

museum exhibit. *Make sure you give credit to all artifacts

Your Exhibit: Arts and Literature

A great way to learn about a culture, movement, or people is through arts and literature. This includes:• Music• Visual arts• Dance• Drama• Poems, works of fiction, etc.

Your Exhibit: History

This is the page where you tell us about the important events throughout time. This can be done in a number of ways, but the most effective tool is the timeline.

Your Exhibit: Influence

This page basically answers: What makes your exhibit so important? We want to know how football, music, innovations, etc. have influenced Canadian culture and the world.

Your Exhibit: Land

Land plays a major factor in who we are. This page will demonstrate your understanding of how the land has influenced Canada, and what importance it has to your exhibit.

Your Exhibit: People

Society can’t exist without people. Tell us who is involved in your exhibit, who the important people, who continues to be important, and so on.

Your Exhibit: Stories

Storytelling exists in all cultures and societies. Here I want you to gather people’s stories. If you are lucky enough to know someone, do an interview. If you don’t know anyone, ask around. Failing that, do your research.

Your Exhibit: Remember

We are celebrating Canadian culture. We have a rich and complex society and this should be represented on our website.

Your Exhibit: Remember

We are celebrating Canadian culture. We have a rich and complex society and this should be represented on our website.

Create!