Grade 12 Lesson Plans
All subjects available for this grade level.
Aligned to Ontario Curriculum Expectations
12 subjects · 74 units · 229 topics
Ages 17-18
The Arts
A comprehensive senior arts course designed to refine technical mastery while exploring the intersection of social advocacy and personal expression. Students engage in sophisticated critical analysis and develop a professional portfolio that reflects their unique artistic voice and cultural awareness.
Biology
This course explores the intricate biochemical and genetic mechanisms that sustain life. Students investigate the relationship between metabolic processes, molecular genetics, and homeostatic regulation while evaluating the impact of biotechnology on society and the environment.
Canadian & World Studies
Grade 12 Canadian and World Studies exploring Canadian and international politics, world history since the 15th century, and global issues. Students develop sophisticated analytical and evaluative skills to engage with complex contemporary and historical questions.
Chemistry
This course explores the behavior of matter through the lens of energy, equilibrium, and atomic structure. Students investigate how microscopic interactions dictate macroscopic properties and develop mathematical models to predict chemical phenomena.
Computer Science
This course prepares students for post secondary computer science by focusing on abstract data types, complex algorithm analysis, and the social implications of automation. Students develop professional grade software solutions while exploring the underlying hardware and networking protocols that power the modern web.
Economics
This course examines how individuals and societies manage scarcity through economic decision making. Students analyze market structures, government policy, and international trade to understand the complexities of the modern global economy.
French / Modern Languages
This course refines communicative proficiency through the exploration of complex social issues and cultural identities across the Francophone world. Students engage in high level analysis of literature, media, and contemporary discourse to prepare for post secondary language use.
Geography
This course explores the complex interactions between human societies and the physical environment. Students analyze spatial patterns, resource management, and the challenges of sustainability in an increasingly interconnected world.
Language Arts
This course challenges senior students to analyze complex literary and informational texts through critical lenses. Students refine their rhetorical skills and develop a sophisticated command of language to prepare for post-secondary academic and professional environments.
Mathematics
This course prepares students for university level mathematics by exploring the properties of polynomial, rational, exponential, and logarithmic functions. Students develop a deep understanding of rates of change and the geometric relationships within the Cartesian plane.
PE & Health
This course prepares students for the transition to independent adulthood by focusing on personal health management and advanced physical literacy. Students design personalized fitness programs and analyze complex health issues to foster long term well being and community leadership.
Physics
An intensive exploration of the fundamental laws governing the universe from the motion of planets to the behavior of subatomic particles. This course emphasizes mathematical modeling, experimental validation, and the transition from classical to modern physical theories.