Youth and the Law

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Taking IT Global

This site houses an online community that connects youth from grades nine to twelve  to find inspiration, access information, get involved, and take action in their local and global communities. Designed and maintained in Canada, this site is the [more]
Grade Level: 7-9, 10-12
Publisher: TakingITGlobl
Published Date: 2008
Courts, Parents, Adult Children:Sorting Out Support

This four page lesson is designed to engage and inform students in grade eleven or twelve Legal Studies. The lesson explores laws governing the parental support of adult children.
Throughout the lesson students will do the following [more]
Grade Level: 10-12
Publisher: Legal Resource Centre of Alberta Ltd.
Published Date:
Youth for Real Climate Action

This page provides students a place to get involved in action projects surrounding environmental legal issues. Appropriate for  CTS 2030 (Environmental Law) and Social Studies 20 or 23, this page leads students in discovering  the current areas of [more]
Grade Level: 10-12
Publisher: Canadian Youth Climate Coalition
Published Date: 2008
School's In: Youth and Student Unions: A Governance Model

This lesson is applicalble as an extension to students studying governance models in social studies and involves student understanding of governance in non-profit organizations. The lesson involves students adopting or creating a governance [more]
Grade Level: 10-12
Publisher: School's In - LawNow
Published Date: 2008
Youth Justice PLEIS New Brunswick

The focus of this site is the Youth Justice system. There are 4 interactive games that work as a culmination to lessons you’ve taught on the Youth Criminal Justice Act. Another part of the website includes the video, Chasing Away Rain Clouds, where male and [more]
Grade Level: 7-9, 10-12
Publisher: youth justice PLEIS New Brunswick
Published Date: 2006
Happy Homecomings: What Can Travelers Bring Back?

This mini research project helps students develop an understanding of what they need to know when returning home from travelling anywhere in the world. Using information provided by the Canadian Border Services Agency students will:

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      Grade Level: 10-12
      Publisher: Legal Resource Centre of Alberta - Ltd.
      Published Date: 2010

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