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William Cruikshank

S1 E10
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The children describe the 1894 artwork Breaking a Road by William Cruikshank.

Levels:
Elementary Grade 1 Grade 3 Grade 2
Subjects:
Français Communication orale The Arts Visual Arts French as a Second Language Speaking Canadian and World Studies
Skills:
Communication Critical Thinking Creativity
French level:
A2: Waystage Basic User (A1 - A2)
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E1 : William Berczy

3min
The children describe the work The Woolsey Family by William Berczy, 1809.
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E2 : Robert C. Todd

3min
The children describe the work The Ice Cone, Montmorency Falls by Robert C. Todd, 1850.
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E3 : Cornelius Krieghoff

3min
The children describe the work Winter Landscape by Cornelius Krieghoff, 1849.
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E4 : Tom Thomson

2min30s
The children describe the painting The Jack Pine by Tom Thomson, 1915.
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E5 : E. J. Hughes

2min30s
The children describe the painting Indian Houses at Alert Bay by E. J. Hughes, 1951.
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E6 : Emily Carr

3min
Children describe the 1912 artwork Knight Inlet Memalilaqua by Emily Carr.
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E7 : Thomas Davies

2min30s
The children describe the artwork A View on the River La Puce near Quebec, North America by Thomas Davies, 1789.
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E8 : William Kurelek

2min30s
Children describe the artwork The Ukrainian Pioneer # 6 by William Kurelek (1971-1976)
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E9 : William Kurelek Kermesse au Manitoba

3min
The children describe the artwork Manitoba Party by William Kurelek, from 1964.
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E10 : William Cruikshank

2min
The children describe the 1894 artwork Breaking a Road by William Cruikshank.
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E11 : A. J. Casson

2min30s
The children describe the 1933 artwork Anglican Church at Magnetawan in the City by A. J. Casson.
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E12 : Earl Bailly

2min30s
The children describe the 1954 artwork Fishermen by Early Bailly.
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E13 : Mary E. Wrinch

2min30s
Children describe the 1923 artwork Sunnyside, Toronto by Mary E. Wrinch.
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E14 : Pudlo Pudlat

2min30s
The children describe the 1976-77 artwork Jets, Boats, and Birds in Formation by Pudlo Padlat.
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E15 : J. E. H. MacDonald

2min
The children describe the 1916 artwork The Tangled Garden by J. E. H. MacDonald.
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E16 : L. S. Harris

2min1s
The children describe the 1930 artwork Icebergs, Davis Strait by L. S. Harris.
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E17 : Fred Varley

2min
The children describe the 1921 artwork Stormy Weather, Georgian Bay by Fred Varley.
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E18 : Arthur Lismer

2min
The children describe the 1926 artwork Quebec Village by Arthur Lismer.
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E19 : A. Y. Jackson

2min
Children describe the 1914 artwork The Red Maple by A.Y. Jackson.
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E20 : Franklin Carmichael

2min
Children describe the 1926 artwork Village du Nord by Franklin Carmichael.
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E21 : Franz Johnston

2min
Children describe the 1920 artwork Fire-swept, Algoma by Franz Johnston.
Levels:
Elementary Grade 1 Grade 3 Grade 2
Subjects:
Français Communication orale The Arts Visual Arts French as a Second Language Speaking Canadian and World Studies
Skills:
Communication Critical Thinking Creativity
French level:
A2: Waystage Basic User (A1 - A2)