The Government of Saskatchewan is working in partnership with First Nations and Métis people and organizations toward improved education outcomes for First Nations and Métis students and better outcomes for all students.

Inspiring Success: First Nations and Métis PreK-12 Education Policy Framework
Improving Education and Employment Outcomes
Strengthening Relationships
Early Learners Math Skills
Early Learners Language Skills
Building Partnerships

This resource from the Government of Saskatchewan provides an overview of what you need to graduate, as well as helpful resources.

This resource from the Government of Saskatchewan provides an overview of what you need to graduate, as well as helpful resources.

"Using the outcomes and indicators identified in the Social Studies curriculum for grade 3-5 students, we developed a series of question sets, called Saskatchewan Historic Places Discovery Hunt, on the topics of immigration, Indigenous history, resource and economic development, prominent people and events in the province’s history, and governing Saskatchewan, among others. Using an inquiry-based approach, the questions are designed to guide students to a Saskatchewan listing on the Register where they can quickly, and without a great amount of critical thinking, learn an interesting fact about the property.

The mission of the SICC is to strengthen and support the overall education, retention and revitalization of the five First Nations languages in Saskatchewan.

This Virtual Keeping House displays paintings and artifacts from our First Nations people. It will be a significant First Nations’ museum, art gallery, library and archives.

The site includes information on:
Events and Programs
Elders
Language
Culture
Gift of Song and Dance

The Saskatchewan Literacy Network is based in Saskatoon and connects with literacy organizations, literacy practitioners, and learners throughout the province.

Resources are available for literacy at home, work and in the community.

Be sure to select the "Literacy at Home" tab and then "Family Literacy Resources" to find useful information and booklets to help foster literacy at home.

Keep an eye on this site in January for information on FAMILY LITERACY WEEK.

This site offers a great number of supports to teachers for teaching earth science related outcomes.

The following are available:
*lesson plans
*potash kits (free to order in SK)
*Goventure (PD opportunity)
*reference materials
*career information
& more

Lessons are available for all grades with a strong representation for Chemistry 30, Grade 4 Science, Career Education, Grade 7 Science & Social, Earth Science 30, Energy & Mines 10-30.

Reference materials include videos, links and industry reference materials.

Attached are three infographics from the Ministry of Education to assist middle level and high school EAL teachers as they provide support with ELA outcomes: Comprehend and Respond Strategies Compose and Create Strategies Assess and Reflect Strategies 

This site contains the final revised Math Rubrics with foundations and contexts for Grades 1 to 9.

If you have problems accessing this site contact stans@gov.sk.ca or 1-866-933-8333.

This site contains information from The Ministry of Education for the provincial reading assessment.

Links are included to: Reading Data Collection Information Booklet, Saskatchewan Reads & How to Access SDS Reports.

If you have problems accessing this site contact stans@gov.sk.ca or 1-866-933-8333.

This site provides the materials needed to support the provincial writing assessment.

Attached Files Include:
Eligible Students for Writing Data Collection
Writing Continuum 1-12
Writing Rubrics
Writing At Grade Level
FAQs for the Writing Outcome
Prompts Gr 1 - 12 with Context
Copyright Permission Form

If you have problems accessing this site contact stans@gov.sk.ca or 1-866-933-8333.

Enthusiastic and knowledgeable interpreters offer a unique opportunity for active, experiential, land-based learning. Most programs can usually be adapted for any grade level, however, suggested grades are included. School programs include hands-on learning that complements the Saskatchewan curriculum and makes a lasting impression on children of all ages.

Bookings are accepted starting on Tuesday, January 3, until Tuesday, May 23, on a first-come, first-served basis. Program times vary by park. This information can be found in your booking form. Canoe and kayak programs are available at select parks and are typically available starting June 1, subject to park conditions.

School groups are not required to pay a program fee.

ind all the rubrics for assessment, the writing continuum, Writing prompts & FAQs about these resources in this file.

This is a reading improvement support handbook that focuses on Grades 1 to 3 effective instructional practices, curriculum reading expectations, assessment and reading interventions. Saskatchewan Reads is available online in English and French at saskatchewanreads.wordpress.com.

This is a series of Modules for Administrators from Saskreads.

The modules are comprehensive and provide information from the planning stages to implementation.

These excellent resources walk administrators through accomplishing the task at hand in a step by step manner.

Modules Include:
Family Engagement
Time Management (to provide extra literacy support)
Data Analysis
Building Your Data Team
School Data Review
Instructional Walks
Shared Reading
The Big Ideas of Reading
Building Literacy Teams
SCC Sharing Reading Supports
Environmental Walk
Being a Lead Learner
Developing Shared Beliefs

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.