Ce site vous donne de l'information au sujet de la province de la Saskatchewan y compris:
-la géographie
-la population
-l'histoire
-l'économie
-le gouvernement et la politique
-la vie culturelle
-les emblèmes
Launched in 1996, Saskatchewan Sage is a news publication specifically designed to serve the Indigenous people of Saskatchewan.
The Saskatchewan School Destinations Directory covers school field trip locations in Saskatchewan for 2023/4 and offers alphabetical listings by region. The downloadable resource outlines the destination and pricing.
Download your copy today.
Your Saskatchewan Seed Kit comes complete with 5 sets of 13 seed samples of Saskatchewan's most commonly grown crops and suggested activities to engage your students in learning about crop production in Saskatchewan. The lesson plans were revised in 2016! One kit per teacher. Available in French "La Trousse de semences de la Saskatchewan".
This nonfiction text discusses how a fourth grade class at Union Avenue School worked hard to protect the New Jersey shoreline by planting recycled Christmas trees in the sand. The trees prevent high tides from flooding sand dunes, which serve as animal habitats and also protect peoples homes.
This informational, nonfiction selection describes how schools are different in various parts of the world and includes ŕamazing factsĚŇ about these schools. Even though schools are different there is one common thread: school is a place to learn.
In the second half of our education unit, we’re using conflict theory to explore a few social inequalities in the US education system. We’ll look at variation in school funding and quality, the role of cultural capital, and some of the ways in which the American school system disadvantages minority students.
"Learn about outer space, leading scientific exploration, new technology, earth science basics, & more with science videos & news from Science Channel."
Including "How It's Made"
Free Science Channel Episodes
How the Universe Works
Outrageous Science
Earth Science
Myth Busters Jr
A third grade girl named Beany creates a science fair project with her partner, Kevin. Beany is not confident that their project is the best since it does not include flashy props. Beany learns that good science is enough to win the science fair, and she regains her self-esteem through winning.
The Science First Peoples 5-9 Teacher Resource Guide provides educators with resources to support increased integration of the rich body of First Peoples knowledge and perspectives into classrooms and schools. Developed in British Columbia.
The resource guide includes 8 engaging multi-grade thematic units:
Unit 1 – Traditional Ecological Knowledge
Unit 2 – Plants and Connection to Place
Unit 3 – Power from the Land
Unit 4 – Bear and Body Systems
Unit 5 – Climate Change
Unit 6 – Shaking and Flooding
Unit 7 – Interconnectedness of the Spheres
Unit 8 – Ocean Connections
Each unit contains a brief intro, essential questions, enduring understandings, curriculum connections, cross-curricular links, suggested activities, resources, assessment activities, and suggested additional resources.
Hundreds of scientific articles. Written for middle and high school students. Approved by scientists. Free.
History 10 Lesson
This website is excellent. It contains rich and diverse high-quality resources directed towards teachers and learners. Activities and guides can be self-paced/self-directed by the learner, or facilitated with adults. Material encourages critical thinking, and learning across subjects (ex: integrating learning new vocabulary into math activities).
Resources available across subjects, searchable by grade level, subject, and domain within each subject (ex: fractions within mathematics).
Materials for early childhood and grades K-12. Freely available.
A free extension for Google Chrome.
More than 12 million people use Screencastify to easily record, edit, and share videos. Try it out and see what the hype's about.
Check out the tutorial on how to use this tool @ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZY_AACU4Uj0 . Copy and paste this URL into your browser to get lots of great tips.
Ben goes to the beach and watches a seal being born. Over the next few seasons, Ben develops a special bond with this seal, a bond that Ben knows will last the rest of his life.
In this video segment, produced for the Levine Museum of the New South, Joseph De Laine Jr. and Ophelia De Laine Gona describe conditions in segregated South Carolina schools.
Self-compassion involves being aware of our own pain and suffering, and understanding that this is a hard, but normal human experience. Directing feelings of kindness and care towards ourselves, and focusing our attention and energy on how we might alleviate our pain, are also crucial components of self-compassion. Self-compassion can bring great benefits for our mental health and well-being. Particularly, self-compassion can activate our soothe system, which calms the threat and drive systems. Our threat and drive systems tend to be overactive for many of us much of the time, and responsible for the difficult emotions we may be struggling with (e.g., anxiety, anger, depression). The opposite of self-compassion is self-criticism. This very negative thinking style often links to difficult emotions and mental health problems. Those who are highly self-critical particularly need to develop the ability to relate to themselves in a compassionate way.
Low self-esteem is having a generally negative overall opinion of oneself, judging or evaluating oneself negatively, and placing a general negative value on oneself as a person. People with low self-esteem usually have deep-seated, basic, negative beliefs about themselves and the kind of person they are. These beliefs are often taken as facts or truths about their identity, rather than being recognised as opinions they hold about themselves. It is important to know that low self-esteem is a common problem for many people in our society – so you are not alone. Low self-esteem can occur as part of a current problem (such as depression), or as a result of other problems (such as chronic illness, relationship problems) or it can be a problem in itself. Either way, the good news is that you can take steps towards developing more healthy self-esteem.
**Website includes worksheets, workbooks and information sheet on self-esteem.
These activities and sheets about the Senate are geared toward High School students.
Senate Student Work Sheets Include:
About Bills in Parliament
1. How Does a Bill Become a Law?
• Learning from videos and brochures, students navigate the steps of a bill moving through Parliament.
• Relevant studies: Civics, Social Studies/Sciences, Politics, Law
2. What’s in a Bill?
• Building on How Does a Bill Become a Law?, students zero in on a real bill of their choice.
• Relevant studies: Civics, Social Studies/Sciences, Politics, Law
How the Senate Works
• Based on the Senate Explained video series, students learn some of the less-understood concepts of Senate sittings.
• Relevant studies: Civics, Social Studies/Sciences, Politics, Law
Write Your Own Senator’s Statement
• Students learn about these three-minute speeches and how to draft one themselves.
• Relevant studies: Civics, Social Studies/Sciences, Politics, Law, and English/French
The Senate Virtual Tour Treasure Hunt
• Students explore the online virtual tour of the Senate to find three “treasures.”
• Relevant studies: History, Civics, Social Studies/Sciences, Politics
Get to Know a Senator
• Students research a senator of their choice.
• Relevant studies: History, Civics, Social Studies/Sciences, Politics, Law
We'd love to hear any feedback on how they work for you and your students. Please feel free to send us a note at SENgage@sen.parl.gc.ca.
If you feel they would be useful to others you know, please forward this email on!
Cette sélection sert à sensibiliser les élèves aux difficultés que vivent les immigrantes et immigrants francophones dans leur pays d’origine ainsi qu’aux obstacles qu’ils rencontrent au Canada. Les réflexions qui suivront permettront de susciter une prise de conscience sociale et d’améliorer la compréhension de concepts comme la discrimination systémique et le profilage racial.
Les films de cette sélection comprennent :
De Sherbrooke à Brooks – Histoires d’un corridor migratoire
Médecins sans résidence
Au bout du fil
Une femme de tête
Une école sans frontières
La sensation haïtienne
Au nom de la mère et du fils
Haïti (Québec)
Zéro tolérance
L’entrevue
Bagages