Today I’m sharing some of my favourite books from FNMI authors about Indigenous Peoples. Canada has declared September 30th as National Day for Truth and Reconciliation as part of the Calls to Action. Some...
We just got the news that we’re headed back to teaching online this week. After a few rounds of online teaching, many of us have gotten used to the routines, but it’s a very...
Today we were talking about “pandemic fatigue” in the staffroom. Do you remember in the early days of the pandemic when people were banging pots and pans at night to show appreciation for...
We are learning about our Canadian heritage and cultures. We are also learning how to study for a test by memorizing facts. For example, we are trying to remember the four ways that cultures...
Click this map to compare Canada to any country in the world! Take a look at which countries have access to safe drinking water. You can zoom out to see the whole world. What...
Have a wonderful March Break, everyone! Here are some boredom busters for your week. How to Make a Yarn Doll: Try out some of these fun Multiplication Games. We will start our new unit...
We are learning about these three BIG IDEAS in Social Studies: 1. The different communities in early-nineteenth-century Canada influence the way we live today. 2. Social and environmental challenges were a major part of...
We are reading the novel, “Sarah, Plain and Tall”. We are learning about Pioneer times in Canada and we have so many great questions! Here are two charts where we listed what we know...
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