A list of web sites that support PeBL and personalized learning in the classroom.
Who hasn't struggled with technology at one point another?!
This video has some great suggestions for troubleshooting fixing your technology when it's not working for you!
Remember - your last step after you've tried all of these things is to send a helpdesk ticket in!
The following are templates for Pre-K to Grade 9 year at a glance plans for outcomes. This template with show which outcomes you are focussed on, but it is not meant to be all that you are teaching. For mastery, certain outcomes will need to be revisited throughout the year. This is a flexible guideline for what will be covered each month.
This Coronavirus Sanity Guide supports parents navigate children's anxiety about the coronavirus through practical, actionable ways of coping with stress, fear, and anxiety. The meditations, podcasts, blog posts, and talks on this website will help build resilience and find some calm amidst the chaos.
This site offers a glimpse into the Mi’kmaw way of life - past and present and how it is shaping the current reality of the Mi’kmaw people.
An extensive list of resources is available.
These graphic organizers and use of text features will help students understand non-fiction.
Natural Reader is a professional text to speech program that converts any written text into spoken words. The paid versions of Natural Reader have many more features.
Generating Ideas:
Rapid Writing
Setting the Context (What Do My Readers Want to Know?)
Adding Content (Pass It On!)
Developing and Organizing Ideas:
Webbing, Mapping and More
Supporting the Main Idea
Adding Details
Revising and Editing:
Reorganizing Ideas
Asking Questions to Revise Writing
Peer Editing
Proofreading Without Partners
Writing for a Purpose:
Using Templates:
Writing a Procedure
Writing an Information Report
Writing a Business Report
Writing an Explanation
Posters for Instruction: Writing
Generate Ideas
Organize Writing
Revise and Edit
The goal of this book is to teach you to think like a computer scientist. This way of thinking combines some of the best features of mathematics, engineering, and natural science. Like mathematicians, computer scientists use formal languages to denote ideas (specifically computations). Like engineers, they design things, assembling components into systems and evaluating tradeoffs among alternatives. Like scientists, they observe the behavior of complex systems, form hypotheses, and test predictions.
« Thomas dans le bon vieux temps », c’est une série de capsules jeunesse animées par le youtubeur @ThomasGauthier qui aborde des sujets actuels avec le regard du passé. Tiré des Archives de Radio-Canada.
Les 5 épisodes:
1. La couche d'ozone
2. Le téléphone
3. Inventions
4. Le végétarisme
5. Le divorce
This is a phenomenal website full of super useful information for students and teachers!
There are articles and resources for:
Science, Technology & Math
Humanities
Art, Music, Recreation
Anything and everything is available here from how to understand percentile scores - to writing a solid argumentative essay - to grade 2 writing prompts.
Click the menu in the top left corner to sort resources for students & parents, educators or adult learners!
For young brains to retain information, they need to apply it. Information learned by rote memorization will not enter the sturdy long-term neural networks in the pre-frontal cortex (PFC) unless students have the opportunity to actively recognize relationships to their prior knowledge and/or apply new learning to new situations.
Here are some teaching strategies to help build executive function in your students.
These suggested scopes and sequences of microtutorials will guide you to learn all about how to best leverage the Resource Bank based on your needs and available time.You can choose from:Expert (95 minutes)The Highlights (21-60 minutes)Get Started (15-30 minutes)
Ce court métrage documentaire expose l’influence marquante du dramaturge Michel Tremblay et du metteur en scène André Brassard sur l’émergence d’un théâtre propre au Québec durant les années 1960. De l’usage du joual jusqu’à leur humour particulier, en passant par des figures emblématiques comme celles des Belles-soeurs, leur univers créatif est présenté en anglais à l’aide d’entretiens étonnants, d’extraits d’œuvres célèbres et de scènes improvisées.
***à visionner à l'avance. Pas approprié pour tous les élèves.
A detailed visual display of art history dating back to 8000 BC.
Information for young workers about their rights, responsibilities, safety, etc.
This is a series of informational videos for the ongoing Play. Learn. Grow. Together! early learning public awareness campaign launched in 2019.
The series of content is called Together We're Learning, to promote early learning through basic everyday activities.
*Talk
*Listen
*Read
*Play
*Sing
*Pretend
*Laugh
*Cook
*Chores
*Walk
"Good study skills matter now more than ever, and science points to ones that really work."
La trousse poétique numérique regorge de ressources captivantes pour enseigner la poésie à vos élèves.
Par exemple: La section LIRE présente l’univers de 32 poètes québécois : leur poésie, leur vision de la chose, leur parcours, leurs inspirations. Leur poème a été composé spécialement pour Tout à coup - la poésie.
**pour les élèves du secondaire
"Skills Ontario has produced a wide range of videos to showcase the skilled trades and technologies and the amazing opportunities within these fields! Explore below!"
Educational Animated Videos about Trades - playlist
"A Day in the Life" Tours - playlist
Success Stories
Indigenous Role Models