Canadian Teachers: Get Your Best History Lessons in Front of Thousands of Students.
A national teacher-powered platform where your best history content gets seen, used, and credited — not buried in textbooks.
You give: one lesson, worksheet, or creative explanation
You get:
✅ National recognition
✅ Optimize your student impact
✅ Professional credibility
✅ Full ownership
✅ Community of creative teachers just like you
PARTNERS
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“You Keep Full Ownership. We Amplify Your Reach. You Get Credited. That’s It.”
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''Canadian History Made Easy was originally built to help my private Secondary IV history students in Québec better understand complex Canadian and Québec history concepts.
Over time, those resources started circulating beyond my tutoring sessions — students shared them, parents began using them at home, and more learners outside my classroom started benefiting from the explanations.
Today, over 600 students have used the platform to review, simplify, and better grasp key historical topics — through clear explanations, classroom-tested resources, and short, engaging overview videos.
That’s when I realized: if this is helping students beyond my own classroom, maybe other teachers, students, and families across Canada could benefit from a tool like this too.''
- Mathieu Limoges, High School History Teacher in Montréal.
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Great Teachers. Broken System.
Every day, teachers do their best with limited time, limited resources, and growing expectations.
They see it — when a student almost understands, but needs the concept explained just a little differently.
Too often, there’s no time to try again. Not because teachers don’t care, but because the system leaves little room for creativity or alternative explanations.
Across Canada, creative teachers are finding better ways to explain history.
Those explanations shouldn’t stay trapped in one classroom.
Canadian History Made Easy
A teacher-powered solution.
Canadian History Made Easy is a free, teacher-powered app where educators contribute:
✅ Short engaging explanatory videos
✅ Worksheets & PDFs
✅ Practice exams & quizzes
✅ Activities & visual explanations
All curriculum-aligned to the province they come from and teacher approved.
❌ No memberships
❌ No politics
❌ No school boards
Just teachers helping students understand history.
Why contribute your work?
Because your best explanations deserve more reach.
Contributors get:
✅ National visibility — your work reaches students & families across Canada
✅ Full credit — your name stays attached to your work
✅ Full ownership — you keep 100% rights to your content
✅ Real impact — your lesson helps students beyond your classroom
✅ Zero cost — contributing is completely free
You share once. Students benefit for years.
WHY I BUILT THIS.
I teach Secondary IV history in Montréal. Every year, I meet students who aren’t lazy, aren’t disengaged, and aren’t incapable — they just need history explained differently.
I’ve seen students light up when a concept is broken down clearly — sometimes through a diagram, sometimes through a story, and sometimes through a short, funny, TikTok-style video that simplifies or gives an overview of a complex historical topic.
When those explanations click, confidence follows. When they don’t, students quietly fall further behind — even when they’re trying.
What struck me wasn’t the struggle itself, but how many good explanations never make it past one classroom.
I know teachers across Canada are doing incredible, creative work every day — diagrams, analogies, activities, and short-form explanations that actually help students understand.
Canadian History Made Easy was built to give those explanations a second life — so teachers can help more than just the students sitting in front of them.
Mathieu Limoges, Montréal High School Teacher/C.H.M.E. & app founder/private tutor.
WHO IT'S FOR.
✅ Canadian high school history teachers
✅ Student teachers with strong lesson ideas
✅ Retired teachers who want their best explanations to keep helping students
✅ Educators who are tired of seeing great explanations stay trapped in one classroom
If you’ve ever explained a concept better than the textbook — this was built for you.
