Grade 10 Lesson Plans
All subjects available for this grade level.
Aligned to Ontario Curriculum Expectations
10 subjects · 62 units · 203 topics
Ages 15-16
The Arts
This course explores the intersection of technical mastery and personal voice across various artistic disciplines. Students engage in advanced studio work, performance techniques, and critical analysis to understand how the arts reflect and shape cultural identity.

Canadian Studies
Grade 10 Canadian Studies exploring Canadian history since World War I, including residential schools, women's rights, multiculturalism, and Canada in World War II. Students develop critical historical thinking and perspective-taking skills.

Computer Science
Students transition from block based environments to text based programming while exploring the infrastructure of the digital world. The course emphasizes logical decomposition, ethical technology use, and the iterative design process to solve real world problems.

Economics
This course investigates how individuals and societies manage scarcity through decision making and resource allocation. Students analyze market forces, government policy, and global interconnectedness to understand the trade-offs inherent in modern economic life.

French / Modern Languages
This course develops intermediate communicative proficiency through the exploration of Francophone cultures and contemporary global issues. Students engage in spontaneous interactions and analyze authentic texts to deepen their linguistic precision and cultural empathy.

Geography
This course explores the complex relationships between physical environments and human societies. Students analyze spatial patterns, environmental challenges, and the socio-economic forces that shape our modern world through a geographic lens.

Language Arts
This course challenges students to analyze how diverse authors use language to influence readers and shape societal narratives. Students will refine their critical thinking through the study of complex literary texts and the production of sophisticated academic and creative writing.

Mathematics
This course bridges foundational arithmetic with abstract algebraic reasoning and geometric proof. Students explore the relationships between linear and non-linear functions while developing spatial reasoning through trigonometry and coordinate geometry.

PE & Health
This course empowers students to take ownership of their physical and mental well-being through advanced movement patterns and health literacy. Students analyze lifestyle choices and develop leadership skills while exploring lifelong fitness strategies and community health resources.

Science
A comprehensive survey of biological, chemical, and physical systems through the lens of inquiry and sustainability. Students investigate the interconnectedness of natural phenomena and develop scientific literacy through hands-on laboratory work and data analysis.